Sentence examples for likely to stay zero from inspiring English sources

Indeed, Japan's 10-year rate is still 1 percent even though the short rate has been zero for many years and is likely to stay zero for years to come.

But thousands of troops heading out this autumn are likely to stay eight months.

Most women (84%) stayed four days or more following the birth of their baby, and women in metropolitan hospitals were more likely to stay four days or more compared to women in regional hospitals (86% compared to 68%).

This year the central bank has only just signaled that short-term interest rates are likely to stay at zero until at least 2013.

In a telephone interview, he noted that people in all walks of life are less likely to stay in one place, or even in one career.

They are likely to stay for two weeks, after which a more lightly armed resident force known as the UPP will set up a base in the area.

Now they're more likely to stay in five- or six-star retreats to really get away from it all," said Nikki Davies, the company's marketing manager.

Older patients, those with fewer comorbidities (lower CCI), with low oxygen saturation (<98%) and those who were intubated at the ED were also more likely to stay for two or more days in the MICU/HDU.

Crawlers aren't likely to stay any one place long, so work quick!

Children less than five years were about three times more likely to stay more than four days than the other age groups (p < 0.001, OR = 2.69, C.I = 1.84 to 3.94).

It's no wonder that, according to the Aberdeen Group, 86% of new hires decide to stay or leave a company within their first six months and new employees are 69% more likely to stay longer than three years if they experience well-structured onboarding.