Sentence examples for rate every year from inspiring English sources

Cereal prices soared from 1980 to 1993, rising more than the general inflation rate every year.

And the numbers are still falling: the kill rate has exceeded the birth rate every year since 2010.

Just once, I'd like a Democrat to acknowledge that there is a progressive income tax in this country, and that many of the so-called rich pay the highest marginal rate every year.

There are still a few big clients around who do not realise what they are missing: "If you increase the rate every year, some clients will make you take it back, but others will let you keep it," says Tony Williams, a former managing partner of Clifford Chance, one of Britain's biggest law firms.

"As a result of these new deals, we have set a new higher base for our affiliate revenues this year and we expect to continue to increase those revenues from this higher base at a high single- to low double-digit annual rate every year for the foreseeable future," Mr. Dauman said on a conference call with analysts.

This meant that the fracture will continue to grow at about this rate every year, assuming that it is confined to a single zone (Tables 2, 3).

The internet of things is a multi-billion pound industry set for 10percentt compound growth rates every year until 2020.

The data show that the ultrarich typically pay low tax rates every year, but 2009 was a special case.

Sanitation programmes have a proven effect on attendance rates – UNICEF reveals that one such programme in Bangladesh registered an 11% increase in girls' attendance rates every year.

Falling smoking rates, speedier diagnosis, and better radiological, surgical and drug treatments have led to a 1 per cent decline in cancer death rates every year since 1990, they said – a trend which would likely gather pace.

"Bump plans w/ me," he implored Mr Perry by tweet.It has been more or less compulsory for Republican presidential candidates to promise a tax cut of some sort or at least indefatigable opposition to tax increases ever since Ronald Reagan pledged a 10% reduction in marginal rates every year for three years during the campaign of 1980.