Sentence examples for rate of going from inspiring English sources

Williams concedes that young people in show business "have a track rate of going a little bit mad", and admits she can understand how it happens.

In the earliest watches a plain wheel, known as the balance, was used to control the rate of going of the mechanism.

The results indicated that higher prices induce a higher rate of going out, while residential conditions such as population density and access to public transportation have a relatively small impact on leaving the home and average energy conservation.

Mullins said later that "I'd say there'd be no need for stewards at this rate of going", when asked whether the balance in such cases has shifted too far in favour of the first horse across the line.

Dealing with the cliffhanger ending to the story, the reviewer wrote that "Mr. Fleming would keep us on tenterhooks, but at this rate of going even his most devoted admirers will free themselves before very long".

A greater accuracy rate of "Go" and "Stop" trials indicates better cognitive control.

The top rate, instead of going from 35percentto39.639.6 per cent, will go to something like 37.5percentnt.

The second rate, instead of going from 33percentto36percentr cent, will end up at something like 34.5percentnt.

"This is a very high rate of kids going on to become suicidal.

The rejections rate of GO NFMs for the Na2SO4, NaCl, MgSO4, and MgCl2 were 63.13%, 27.86%, 41.82%, and 15.00%, respectively, based on the mechanism of Donnan exclusion theory and steric hindrance effect.

It follows from SEM results presented that the retention rate of GO increased with increasing the addition of graphite oxide.