Sentence examples for rate counting from inspiring English sources

Argentina's actual unemployment rate, counting those receiving government handouts, is still above 16percentt, said Pablo Morra, an economist at Goldman Sachs & Company in New York.

Over several iterations the Fitbit range grew to include wrist bands and watches capable of tracking heart rate, counting stair climbs, tracking runs using GPS, and monitoring sleep.

The official rate, counting only those who are actively seeking work, was 31% in 2003, up two percentage points from the year before.

If you're working two jobs with a three-bus commute, live in fear of debt collectors and haphazard rent increases, all while trying to raise a family of three and keep a spouse happy, then monitoring your heart rate, counting steps, or keeping a log of how much water you're drinking probably won't feel much like health or care.

That contract may be below your nominal hourly rate of $200, but it's above your real hourly rate (counting the time spent on business development) of $100.

Because impact craters accumulate at a nearly constant rate, counting the number of craters per unit area can be used to estimate the age of the surface.

So let's crank up the rate counts a little bit and see what happens.

But because the official unemployment rate counts only those workers who are actively seeking work, the unemployment rate fell.

After all, a tweak in the federal funds rate counts for little by itself.

But a low success rate counts for women desperate to have their own child.

The U.S. News editors argue that a college's acceptance rate counts for only 1.5percentt of the overall evaluation.