'rate race' is not a grammatically correct phrase in written English.
You might be thinking of the phrase 'rat race', which is often used to refer to a frenzied lifestyle involving a lot of work and stress. For example: He was so caught up in the rat race that he rarely had time to relax.
So you've finally moved into the corner office, and you're looking for that special decorator piece that really says "I've made it" in the corporate rate race.
More than six in 10 African Americans now rate race relations as "not so good" or "poor," while 53percentt of whites hold more positive views.
To examine the effect of P tcu-1-driven histidine phosphotransferase (HPT-1) on growth rate, race tubes containing 1× Vogels salts, 2% glucose, 0.5% arginine, 50 μg/mL biotin, and 1.5% agar with CuSO4 or BCS added before autoclaving were inoculated with ~7-d-old conidia and grown for 3 d at 30° in LL.
He knows he will take the field as the Giants' quarterback Sunday night in New Orleans, his first N.F.L. start, and that knowledge alone sends his heart rate racing.
But the boy, lying in a crib under a tree, his heart rate racing, his breathing way too fast, was clearly suffering septic shock, and Dr. Pierre, equipped only with his stethoscope, could do nothing.
The social news site Buzzfeed is growing at a scary rate, racing past serious news services like the New York Times - and the BBC - as the way younger people hear about what's happening around the world.
Disease peaked in late spring, with the infection rate racing from 20% to 80% of the population in only two weeks, the researchers report online in the 17 October Journal of Animal Ecology.
With Hyde's words in my ears, I come up with a basic exercise regime to get my heart rate racing.
Using 90% of identity, the recovery rate races to 86%.
Conveniently, the Cook Political Report has been rating races for many years and usually does a late-summer rating of races in the election year -- a perfect combination of information to inform our priors.
Most handicappers rate the race a toss-up this time.
