Sentence examples similar to rate to live from inspiring English sources

Instead, he ended up booking a room at a "real shit-hole" of a hotel where he said the owners charged sex criminals weekly rates to live three-to-a-room.

She paid the "black tax" -- which was essentially more than double the going rate -- to live in what was one of the richest areas in America to live at the time alongside the likes of the Rockefellers.

From 1999 to 2003, the MACDP estimated the population birth defect rate to be 2.78 birth defects/100 live births in its database.

Of whom, 18,186 died within 28 days of birth, making weighted neonatal mortality rate to be 11.32 per 1000 live births.

The rate of abortions to live births in those counties is now below the level in the United States, the agency said.

To merge with the state unemployment rate, people have to live in the contiguous United States in the year of entry.

And he warned that there might be more disappointing tax collection figures to come, with the 50p rate now about to live on for a third year.

We proposed a multi-objective function that estimates the delivery ratio and delay of a bundle based on local information that include encounter rate, remaining time to live and number of replicas.

The highest rate of exposure to live poultry was reported in Guangzhou, where 47% of those surveyed reported visiting a live poultry market >1 times in the previous year.

The graph shows the cell growth rate compared to living cells at 0 h.

Adnams introduced the new national living wage of £7.20 an hour in October last year, ahead of a deadline of April 2016 and said it plans to increase its minimum rate to the Living Wage Foundation's £8.25 an hour threshold.