Sentence examples for making the rate from inspiring English sources

Mr. Obama called for letting the Bush-era tax cuts for the wealthy expire but making the rate cuts for the middle class permanent.

The violence they fear is real – the number of murders and violent assaults in Buffalo is four times the national average, with most of the crimes clustered nearby, making the rate around the McDonald's far worse.

If repossessions continue at this rate it said it would be the lowest annual number since 1982, but at that point there were only 6.9m mortgages, against 11.1m today, making the rate of repossession much lower.

Using those data, the study found that screening reduced the number of cardiac deaths by 89 percent among athletes 14 to 35 years old, making the rate similar to that among nonathletes of the same age.

In a letter to the insurer, Ms. Sebelius noted that the company's parent, WellPoint, earned $2.7 billion in the last quarter of 2009, making the rate increases "even more difficult to understand".

"And they say, 'How do I get it?' " The country cut its unemployment rate in half from 2000 to 2007, largely by public spending, making the rate "unsustainable," the World Bank said in a recent report.

"The city [of Johannesburg] has revalued … and basically shot through the roof – making the rates and taxes unaffordable," says Makwakwa in an interview with the Mail and Guardian.

Unlike measures of overt performance, scores on perception measures are highly dependent upon the individual making the rating.

It makes the rate and rents much harder to achieve".

That makes the rate $199 a night for a double room.

Mr. Frey said that rising fuel costs had made the rate increase necessary.