Sentence examples for rate that it will from inspiring English sources

With home prices continuing to soar, the number of people becoming liable for the first time will continue to increase dramatically, and at such a rate that it will no longer be possible to dismiss the issue as marginal.

The economic reality he faces is strong: French business executives who thought in the spring that the economic crisis would be behind them by the end of 2011 now believe at a 62 percent rate that it will come only at an unspecified "later" point, according to a new poll.

The central bank said the devaluation is an attempt to let market forces have a greater role in the yuan's exchange rate in that it will now fix the daily rate based on how the yuan closes in the previous trading session.

And when they hit that rate, that means it will take them about 11 and a half days to hit a million photos.

"That rate implies that it will be significantly easier to search for life beyond the solar system than we previously thought".

The mixing of the fuel at Proxima Centauri's core through convection and the star's relatively low energy-production rate suggest that it will be a main-sequence star for another four trillion years, or nearly 300 times the current age of the universe.

As highlighted by the authors in the Introduction, an implication of altered endocytic rate is that it will impact the dynamics of short-term synaptic release properties.

Studies have shown the specificity of the PSA test in prostate cancer diagnosis to be just 24%, meaning there is a 76% over-diagnosis rate, and that it will prevent just one prostate cancer-related death in greater than 1000 men [ 11, 15].

The company has promised investors and credit rating agencies that it will reduce its net debt of $25.3 billion to $20 billion by the end of next year.

C1 AT&T Debt Plans Standard & Poor's lowered its ratings on AT&T to A from AA-, and the telephone company has told bond-rating agencies that it will reduce its high level of debt, though it offered no details.

The only institution that isn't paralyzed is the Fed, which keeps on cutting rates, hoping that it will finally accomplish something.