Sentence examples for rate turned out from inspiring English sources

Romney's tax rate turned out to be around half the rate of tax paid by President Barack Obama, despite his income being much lower.

A lodestar of the financial universe, the so-called Libor rate, turned out not, after all, to be set by vast, impersonal market forces, but instead shifted around by a few rogues.

Despite the ease of sending e-mail, the failure rate turned out much higher than what Dr. Milgram had found, possibly because many of the recipients ignored the messages as drips in a daily deluge of spam.

Extravagantly out of touch, he was "Mittens", the pampered son of privilege who refused to come clean about his taxes and whose personal rate turned out to be a measly 14%.

Thus, HO rate turned out to be significantly higher (P < 0.001) in patients who did not receive NSAIDs after surgery.

We found that the CNT transfer rate turned out to be strongly coupled to the development of the interfacial area of the blend.

Suppose, for instance, the current leak rate turns out to be 4 percent.

He produced at a furious rate, turning out three plays a year in the 1960s and 1970s, by his own reckoning.

And if his rate turns out to be lower than 15 percent (a feat usually achieved through various tax avoidance schemes), he will be one of the 22,000 millionaire households paying less than half the rate of a middle-class family.

What the default rate turns out to be for the loans depends entirely on who signs up for them, and that in turn will depend on how much they cost.

Yet judging by the rate at which these forecasts have had to be revised upwards in recent months, it will be no surprise if come 2012, the growth rate turns out to be above the long-term trend after all.Clearly, that will depend in part on whether the recent dip in consumer confidence in developed economies continues (this is somewhat likely).