Sentence examples for inadequate rate from inspiring English sources

It is high time for Africa to stop passing the buck and acknowledge the role its leaders, whose mental faculties are held to ransom by their own avarice, are having on the continent's inadequate rate of development.

Simply stated, in his model an inadequate rate of investment will be offset by shifts in the distribution of income between profits and wages, which will cause consumption to change in a compensating manner so that overall demand is unchanged.

But Mr Ngerng's argument that the fund pays an inadequate rate of interest and needs reform resonates with many people.Third Mr Ngerng is not a politician, though in the midst of the furore he did find time to apply for a post as an unelected, "nominated" member of parliament.

A second, or "red" path is also possible, however, with a growth rate that is much lower, an expanding informal sector and an inadequate rate of human capital formation.

However, both inadequate rate and daily treatment cost are key determinants of cost effectiveness (see Equation 4).

However, more FNAC being performed clinically did not appear to have affected the performance of FNAC adversely in our study, as the sensitivity of FNAC was the highest when performed clinically and the inadequate rate lowest.

The companies cite regulatory issues, inadequate rates and slow progress on cost-saving measures enacted in 1998.

While four of the new schools earned Ofsted's highest rating of "outstanding", only one was given an "inadequate" rating: the Discovery New School in Crawley, Sussex.

Because of the inadequate rates paid assigned counsel by New York State, victims are all too often forced to proceed on their own.

In part, Berkshire said the "unsatisfactory" results "reflected the effects of inadequate rates charged in recent years as well as higher international catastrophe and large property losses".

A squeeze on local authority funding means providers are being paid inadequate rates for care, with figures staying the same or barely increasing year on year.