Sentence examples for rate has moved from inspiring English sources

The percentage conviction rate has moved from 5.2%to5.7%7%.

Why build more simply because the interest rate has moved down a little?

Producer prices have kept rising in the United States, so the inflation-adjusted exchange rate has moved about 2 percent in favor of China's exporters this year.

T.C.A. Ranganathan, the chairman of Exim Bank of India, which finances trade, says: "The exchange rate has moved in our favour.

46th over: England 255-4 (Trott 89, Patel 36) "I want it noted for the record that Trott's strike rate has moved from the low sixties into the eighties in the last ten overs," says Troy Basset, not unreasonably.

This year the unemployment rate has moved in a narrow range between 3.9percentand4.1percentcent, having first fallen in April to 3.9percentthethe lowest level since January 1970.

In Chelsea, upmarket agency Hamptons said it had received a new bid on a property from a French buyer who was offering more because the exchange rate had moved in his favour.

Lucian Cook, head of residential research at the estate agency Savills, said that if the threshold for the 3% rate had moved up in line with house prices since its introduction in 2000 it would now stand at £550,000.

With inflation expected to remain close to zero until later this year, the consensus about when the central bank might raise interest rates has moved to the middle of 2016.

The company's pulse score, a 0 to 100 reputation rating, has moved from 83.52 last year up to 85.17.

To be noted in assessing the results is that such moderately viscous oil, although not in high rates, has moved toward the production well without applying pre-heat in the SAGD process with almost the same operating pressure in wells, while in sandstone reservoir a preheat period is often necessary to initiate the process.