Sentence examples for rate promises from inspiring English sources

The growth rate promises a moment when digital revenue from movies and shows will rival the relatively flat North American motion picture box-office, which was about $10.8 billion 2012.

"Rotunda can moderate heart rate," promises the leaflet inside, "low-down blood pressure and relax spasm in gut and uterus".

Lenders are being offered the Zopa Rate Promise of average returns of 5 per cent over five years and 4.1 per cent over three years for loans made by 3 February.

Many analysts have expected the Fed to raise this benchmark rate between late this spring and the middle of next year, but the withdrawal of the interest rate promise has made an increase seem more imminent.

RM: Some had interpreted Theresa May's comments that she wanted the UK to have the lowest corporation tax rate in the G20 as a sign that she could slash it as low as 15% – the rate promised by the US president-elect, Donald Trump.

I wonder, too, how long faithful followers will continue feeding off of, and holding fast to, an 80percentt success rate promise that's a lie?

He has been sceptical of low-rate promises.

The lenders use baiting tactics reminiscent of the housing-boom era — "teaser rates," promises of zero payments for one or two months, refunds of escrows, switches from long-term fixed rates to short-term floating rates, and a grab-bag of bogus claims about saving money.

As a result, high interest rates, promises of political and economic reform and hopes for fabulous stock appreciation have swept foreign investors into Mexican bonds and equities again and again.

The competition and the inflated pay rates promise to worsen.

A reward of 5m South Sudanese pounds (about $300,000 based on black market rates), promised by the government, never materialised.