Sentence examples for rate of security from inspiring English sources

In many fields of industrial engineering and management sciences, there often exist some uncertainties, such as the return rate of security and the amounts of demand and supply.

The experiment results show that (i) an increasing risk probability of cash flow or a short maturity date also make the return rate of securities increase and (ii) the return rate of securities is higher in economic boom than that in economic recession when other parameters remain unchanged.

The two firms created Simply Secure, which has the mandate to improve adoption rates of security tools such as two-factor authentication in the wake of the Snowden revelations.

High rates of security segregation can actually increase incidents of violence.

Data queries are numbered using five digits (e.g. "20100" stands for "rating of security of compound", see data query bottom left in Figure  3).

The lack of U.S. EPA regulations and federal funding for preventative water security strategies reduces the adoption rate of modern security features.

"The re-rating of securities is usually paid for by a maintenance fee that is collected in advance from each issuer.

The downside is that this would amount to a significant reduction in the "replacement rate" of Social Security benefits.

He pointed out that because of higher unemployment, "the growth rate of social security spending was higher under the Thatcher and Major governments of 1979-1997 than under the New Labour governments of 1997-2010".

We will see strong fiscal policy consideration of two ideas previously thought untouchable - (a) cutting the corporate income tax rate, and (b) slowing the rate of Social Security benefit growth for upper-income households.

The federal government acknowledged this summer that private prisons posed serious safety and human rights concerns, and a report by the Office of the Inspector General showed that private prisons had a higher rate of assaults, security incidents, solitary confinement, and gaps in medical care than government-run facilities.