Sentence examples for lifetime rates from inspiring English sources

Hodge Lifetime rates are reasonably competitive, but some older people may be able to get a cheaper loan.

Lifetime rates of the disorders, the researchers found, are higher in younger age groups, suggesting that the problem is increasingly common.

It concluded that "the large size of this cohort, coupled with greater lifetime rates of drug use than previous generations, might result in unprecedented high numbers of older drug users in the next 15 to 20 years".

Results: The lifetime rates in males and females were 2.8 and 10.3%, respectively.

Within a single cohort, cross-sectional surveys appear to underestimate the lifetime rates of major depression relative to prospective, longitudinal designs.

Here, we compare lifetime rates of psychopathology between a community sample of individuals assessed on multiple occasions to their siblings who completed only a single diagnostic evaluation.

He has a lifetime rating of ninety-two per cent from the American Conservative Union.

The group has given Mr. Bradley a lifetime rating of 99percentt.

Rubio has a perfect record from the N.R.A. and a lifetime rating of ninety-eight per cent from the American Conservative Union.

Mr. Lugar has a 65 percent lifetime rating with the Club for Growth — and an 80 percent rating for 2011.

He has an 85% lifetime rating from the economically conservative Club for Growth, and a 91% rating from the US Chamber of Commerce.