Sentence examples for needs rate from inspiring English sources

President Obama needs rate increases to show the liberals he has won a "victory," but the fact is that raising revenue by raising rates is not that much worse for the economy than raising revenue by closing loopholes, which Republicans have already conceded.

The majority of parents and caregivers of child patients with special health care needs rate Medicaid higher than private insurance on 10 out of 14 access and satisfaction measures, including (but not limited to) access to preventive medical care; access to dental care; receiving effective care coordination; and receiving family-centered care.

A covered needs rate of 100% is a good EmOC quality indicator.

In residential care, Hoe et al. [ 3] found that higher self-rated quality of life correlated with fewer unmet needs rated by researchers.

The results demonstrated that individuals with more needs, especially unmet needs, rated higher scores of disability.

As could be anticipated, the averages of total needs, rated by FPSUs and staff, are significantly different and not correlated.

The CANE is a comprehensive tool which offers a structured evaluation of needs in older people in 24 areas of social, psychological, physical, and environmental needs rated as no need, met need or unmet need.

"Even with a constructive outcome, it will likely be difficult for the utilities to argue they need rate relief to avoid bankruptcy, but keep paying the same dividend," said a report issued Friday by Merrill Lynch.

Then, of course, we'd have to think up a good answer when the utility companies complain that because everyone is using less electricity, their profits are falling and they need rate increases.

However, the production of the needed rate of 18Ne has proven to be more challenging.

And as we learned in '87, we don't today need rate increases to achieve our dollar-price goals.