Sentence examples for rate beginning with from inspiring English sources

An unemployment rate beginning with "5" — that would be very welcome.

While the startup's Android and iOS apps are free, it plans to monetize its sports-loyalty platform by offering its SDK and admin tool to colleges and pro sports teams for a monthly rate, beginning with "Starter" at $2K/month (which includes notifications, analytics, a fan location map, and an account manager) and working up from there in terms of price and features.

In two trials, the infusion was also applied at a constant rate, beginning with the induction of anesthesia and continuing for 24 hours, or beginning 1 hour preoperatively and continuing for only 6 hours after CPB, respectively [ 14, 16].

But the current cycle of disordered narratives — in movies, at any rate — began with "Pulp Fiction," Quentin Tarantino's malevolently funny pop masterwork from 1994.

Wouldn't it be nice to have a mortgage where the interest rate begins with the number "3?" The question mark should go outside the quotation marks; it pertains to the whole sentence, not to what's in quotes.

The analytical conditions were: injector temperature 250°C, temperature rate begins with 60°C for 3 min, continues arriving at 130°C with a slope of 30°C/min, then goes to 235°C with a slope of 7°C/min and finally reaches 280°C with a slope of 30°C/min.

Directed by Geoff Marslett 1 hour 22 minutes; not rated Beginning with accidentally sprayed Russian mucus and ending with deliberately deployed American urine, the plot of "Mars" owes at least as much to bodily fluids as it does to science fiction.

In February, Ian Macfarlane, the governor of the central bank, said the country had to get used to growth rates beginning with a two or a three, rather than the three or four that has been the norm for the past decade or so.

In this paper, we reviewed the existing literature on PEG placement in patients with dementia, in terms of subsequent mortality rates, beginning with the hypothesis that PEG does not prolong life.

For this game, the overnight rating began with a 14.1 rating from 8 30 to 9, dipped to a 13.6 from 9 to 10, then leaped to a 15.2 from 10 to 10 30.

The Journal of the American Medical Association study questioning the effectiveness of the Brady law in reducing homicide rates begins with a flawed premise: that criminals get guns from their own states (news article, Aug. 2).