Sentence examples for past rate from inspiring English sources
First, the ECB is unwilling to admit that its past policy, especially its past rate hikes, were a mistake.
Any.It is a mistake to do a linear extrapolation of the past rate of change in the unemployment rate.
A stock price decline and a widening of interest rate spreads also eroded the effect of past rate cuts, the minutes said.
Interestingly, Mr Hamilton notes, markets did a decent job anticipating the faster pace of rate increases during previous tightening cycles.The chart of past rate rises is an interesting one.
Critics, including The Skeptical Environmentalist author, Bjørn Lomborg, have argued that because such figures rely on so many estimates of the number of underlying species and the past rate of extinctions based on fossil records of marine animals, the huge margins for error make these figures too unreliable to form the basis of expensive conservation actions.
Although there is not unanimous agreement concerning these results, it appears that it is, in principle, possible to obtain a considerable amount of information about the past rate of nucleosynthesis and possibly about the types of objects in which it has occurred.
Bond prices fluctuate constantly, making it virtually impossible for managers to invest all their new money at past rates.
That help came at a hefty price: accounting fees ranged from double past rates to as high as $4,000 for some returns.
But he is shooting 25.7 percent from 3 to 9 feet, 33.3 percent from 10 to 15 feet and 36 percent from 16 to 23 feet — a profound drop-off from his past rates.
Ms. Schwarz also noted, "Tougher governmental scrutiny of higher education costs and disclosure practices is adding regulatory and political pressure to tuition and revenue from rising at past rates".
Moreover, if you assume that current asset valuations represent rational expectations, simple arithmetic tells us that it is next to impossible for past rates of return to continue through a forthcoming growth slowdown.
