Sentence examples for rate to win from inspiring English sources

Ireland has so far refused to compromise on its relatively low 12.5 percent corporate tax rate to win a reduction in the cost of its loans from the Union.

Following his election victory Tuesday night, Obama became the president with the highest unemployment rate to win a second term since FDR, Bloomberg reports.

Plus 100 rated to win the board, but it transpired that even minus 90 would have been good enough.

Smaller banks, particularly in Southern Europe, have had to offer investors better rates to win support for their bond deals.

Marine underwriting has generally been unprofitable in recent years, as insurers have slashed rates to win custom.Piracy is a risk for vessels of all sorts.

The 30 members managed to find the right combination of variables to meet the 10% accuracy rate required to win the contest.

But traders employed by banks submitting rates stood to win or lose millions based on the level of LIBOR.

In 2007 it emerged that some of the phone-ins had been rigged, and viewers had been calling premium-rate numbers to win prizes that had already gone.

This behaviour likely stems from an ever-heightening hurdle that scientists need to jump: high publication output with a high citation rate in order to win competitive grants to drive their research, move up the rungs and pay the bills.

A BOOST FOR THE METS The Mets were rated more likely to win the World Series on Wednesday than they were Tuesday after they obtained pitcher Johan Santana from Minnesota, Las Vegas bookmakers said.

Some of the bank's critics think it should declare victory and go home.Mr Zoellick has instead cut and simplified the bank's rates and fees to win back some of their custom.