Sentence examples for rate competitive from inspiring English sources
A sharp fall in inflation from a peak of nearly 30% in that year has kept the exchange rate competitive.
The rest of the graduated corporate tax cuts for medium and large businesses proposed by the government are about making Australia's rate competitive with other OECD countries, something that former Labor treasurer Wayne Swan thought, in 2010, would "create new jobs and grow the economy" and that current shadow treasurer Chris Bowen was espousing as recently as September last year.
Antimicrobial resistance carries a fitness cost that is expressed in terms of reduced growth rate, competitive ability or virulence (reviewed in Andersson 2006; Andersson and Hughes 2010).
Several others are rated competitive by nonpartisan analysts.
The Green Deal Finance Company said a report it had commissioned from Capital Economics had found its rates "competitive".
The union has asked those companies whether they can offer rates competitive with those of the Texas-based company, AdvancePCS.
"It talks about a fundamental restructuring of our economy, getting our tax rates competitive globally," he said.
Analysts have suggested that the merger was necessary to keep growth rates competitive with rival drugmakers, though they said they did not expect a significant jump in their combined growth rate as a result of the merger.
They even voiced hope that their projects would benefit from the recession through lower interest rates, competitive construction bids, federal stimulus aid and local officials being more receptive to growth.
It puts recently completed resorts such as Robinson Club (00 960 300 9095; robinson-maldives.com) and The Residence (01300 320 865; theresidence.com) within relatively easy reach – which in turn helps to keep hotel rates competitive.
When banks borrow from the European Central Bank, it often means that other banks are refusing to lend to them at rates competitive with the 1.5 percent that the central bank charges for one-week loans.
