Sentence examples for rate of take from inspiring English sources

Dato' Azhar Abdul Hamid, plantations managing director of the world's biggest palm-oil producer, Sime Darby, said: "The rate of take up is very, very slow.

Commentators recognise there are no guarantees over the rate of take up of Industry 4.0 technologies and the benefits which might be secured.

In particular, the activity rate of "take photographs" increased by 18.8-27.818.8-27.8%

Over the same period, he adds, the rate of take-up of available EU regional funds has risen from a paltry 40% to almost 100%.

The rate of take-up among Vodafone's customers is around 15,000 a week – level with that seen at EE, which launched its 4G service at the end of October 2012 in 11 towns and cities.

The Scottish Borders had the highest rate of take-up at 25.8 per 10,000, but nineteen local authorities have a rate lower than the Scottish average.

In addition, the rate of taking antilipidemic medication in men with Mets was a little low; however we cannot explain that background.

There was a trend towards increasing the rate of taking a diet for the examination in the AJG522 group than the standard PEG + E group, although there was no significant difference between the groups.

When maxed, the skill has a high success rate of taking some of a killed monster's MP and giving it to you.

Shopping is expensive even in the sales, especially when a mix of high taxes and punishing national insurance leaves you with one of the lowest rates of take home pay of any western country.

The French have higher rates of taking antidepressants and committing suicide than most other Europeans.