Sentence examples for mounting rates from inspiring English sources

For models of male mating and mounting, rates (n/hr) were normally distributed after log transformation and general LMMs were undertaken.

Detroit is facing "mounting crime rates, spreading blight and a deteriorating quality of life.

Faced with mounting obesity rates and a stubbornly sedentary population, physicians – especially pediatricians – are refining their exhortations that patients need to get more exercise.

Those changes, combined with mounting default rates for student loans and students' increasing aversion toward debt, have prompted many lenders to reduce their student loan activities.

He knows that many of his colleagues have concluded that "we are losing the war on cancer"; that therapeutic progress against some forms of cancer is matched by mounting mortality rates in others; and that thousands of symptom-free people have to be screened — with attendant uncertainties, costs, and risks — to prevent even one death.

Baby boomer debt is mounting at rates that are disparate with the previous generation, fueling fears that many will never be able to retire and live the same lifestyle they did when they were still part of the workforce.

While increasing dependence on automation contributes to mounting error rates in our databases, manual efforts like PRINTS remain useful.

But the move to stop sending criminal cases to the privy council, while retaining its jurisdiction in civil appeals, could be read as a canny political move to show the population that the government is doing something about the mounting murder rate – 124 so far this year.

There is a recession, there is war, there is a mounting unemployment rate.

The party's nominee speaks of the "abuse of law and order in this country, the total disregard for it, the mounting crime rate".

At the same time, it is burning imported oil at an ever-mounting rate.