Sentence examples for much needed rate from inspiring English sources

At best, their investment portfolios are posting small gains; the claims from Sept. 11 are still being tallied; and despite the economic slowdown, companies are trying to pass along much needed rate increases.

It is much needed: Germany's rate of public investment a paltry 1.6% of GDP is one of lowest in Europe and has fallen since 2009.

Jobs are much needed: the unemployment rate among the 67,000 people living around the site of the stadium is about 11%, nearly three times the national average.In fact, the Commonwealth Games, originally an image-improving project for the city, have now become merely a staging post in a vast urban renewal scheme.

GPRS stands out as one major development in the GSM standard that benefit from packet switched techniques to provide mobile subscribers with the much needed high bit rates for bursty data transmissions.

Although it remains to be examined if lung cancers and head and neck cancers associated with air pollution are etiologically or genetically the same as those caused by cigarette smoking, efforts to reduce these aggressive cancers are much needed, given the climbing rates of these cancers in never-smokers in Asia.

If you want to sell a corporate bond, or package a bunch of mortgages together into a security, you pretty much need a rating from one of the agencies.

To market any kind of public debt security, you pretty much need a rating from one of the big three.

A hybrid rating system combined with the Kano model in subjective data collection can provide a much needed objectivity and un-biased rating in the usability study.

The cut in the discount rate injected some much needed confidence in markets that have been spooked, perhaps beyond reason, by a severe tightening in the availability of credit and in trading certain types of bonds and derivatives, making it hard for many funds and companies to raise cash.

"One hope for sterling is that today's inflation figures, despite moving towards the 2% target, will boost chances of a return to higher interest rates, pulling in much needed investment to bolster the pound".

Direct-to-consumer logistics can play a big role in increasing financial inclusion rates by getting much needed financial products – such as debit and credit cards – to consumers in remote parts of the continent where there is no access to a physical bank.