Sentence examples for rate of course from inspiring English sources

Burn rate, of course, refers to money up in smoke.

Getting direct answers out of Schmidt would tax a saint – at a low rate, of course.

British people are the second richest in the world, after only the Americans (a trick of the exchange rate, of course, but he didn't mention that).

"If it continues at this rate of course within 10-15 years there will be none, except in captivity, which is absolutely something we can't allow".

A reasonable rate, of course, followed by clean sheets, some natural light and a bathroom, either private or shared, that functions as it's supposed to, most of the time.

Any slowdown in the growth rate, of course, could have a further dampening effect by depressing already sluggish consumer confidence, which is hitting lows not seen since the middle of the most recent recession.

This is very different from giving relief on business rates, of course.

Many factors affect homicide rates, of course, including unemployment, poverty and demographics.

"Well, as a real-estate person, I always like low interest rates, of course," he said.

And if the Bank raised rates, of course, the pound would be likely to appreciate again.

Oh, and Nielsen is looking at GDP per capita at market exchange rates; of course that has fallen.