Sentence examples for miserly rate from inspiring English sources

According to a new report from the non-partisan National Institute for Economic Research, in London, in the three months to May the economy expanded, but by just 0.4percentnt — a miserly rate of growth.

If the new 30-hour allowance is funded at the same miserly rate, the shortage of places could be exacerbated.That could harm social mobility, at which Britain already does badly.

Unemployment stands at 9.3percentt and growth at the miserly rate of 1.7percentt in 2011.

Douglas would continue to be baited by the Australian crowds during his cricket career, and was nicknamed Johnny Won't Hit Today, as a play on his initials and on account of the 1908 controversy as well as his miserly strike rate with the bat.

The wily 36-year-old Punjabi has also claimed eight scalps in Twenty20 cricket, at a miserly economy rate of just six an over, to help his team top the North Group in the T20 Blast, as well as Division Two in the Championship.

Simonsig is also rated at miserly odds to beat his closest rival, Overturn, in Tuesday's Arkle.

That also lets the battery dole out power at a variable rate, which is more miserly than the consistent draw of conventional battery-powered gloves.

Eight years on from the banking crisis, UK savers have endured yet another 12 months of miserly bank and building society interest rates.

At first glance, annuity rates do not seem so miserly.

Prospect Trade Union said all 160 security staff at 10 airports, including Inverness, Dundee and some islands, had been offered a "miserly" 1% increase to a £6.85 hourly rate.

Even by the miserly standards of the current recovery, that was low.But in the same month the unemployment rate tumbled to a 21-month low of 9% from 9.4% in December.