Sentence examples for rate reiterates from inspiring English sources

This high EVD incidence rate reiterates the vulnerability of HCWs to nosocomial transmission of the disease.

Then an official at the Federal Reserve Bank of Cleveland, a "hawk" who believes the central bank should be raising rates, reiterated her position in a Bloomberg interview. .

Shortly after the conference, Andrews lamented Australia's high divorce rate and reiterated his claim that children from single-parent families fare worse than those who grow up in a traditional two-parent setting.

Morrison called on the crossbench senators to consider budget savings to help retain Australia's AAA credit rating and reiterated his call for Labor to pass $6.5bn of "zombie" budget measures currently blocked in the Senate that the opposition had said it would implement if elected.

In the report, Goldman maintained its neutral rating and reiterated its $57 price target.

(See "Down Goes The Dollar").. Richmond Fed President Jeffrey Lacker had little to say on interest rates, only reiterating the Fed's standard line of "not anytime soon".

News that the Bank of England has lowered its growth forecast for 2017 and voted to maintain interest rates at 0.25% reiterates the economic uncertainty that the UK is facing, as the landscape continues to be uncertain with Brexit on the horizon.

In a highly anticipated speech Wednesday that sent the stock market soaring, Powell appeared to successfully thread a needle: calming investors about future rate hikes while reiterating the Fed's independence — noting rates remain historically low and the central bank will continue raising them as needed driven only by the relevant data.

The significant inverse association between the aggregate female literacy rate and district IMR reiterates the importance of improving female literacy to pave the way for faster reduction in IMR.

Federal Reserve policymakers kept their benchmark interest rate near zero and reiterated a plan to be patient about future hikes, even though they issued a more upbeat assessment of the U.S. economy.

While she said she still expects the Fed to gradually hike interest rates this year, she reiterated that policymakers were not on a "pre-set" path to return policy to "normal" given a worsening meltdown in global stock markets.