Sentence examples for rate under control from inspiring English sources

Elsewhere, Happy Valley (BBC1) was making Midsomer look like a place that has really got its murder rate under control.

Mr Calderón describes the past year as a "turning point" for the country, but cautions that it took Colombia many years to bring its murder rate under control.

But over the last seven years, a new administration has brought the state's crime rate under control, built new roads and improved school enrollment, allowing the economy to recover.

The SL is an indication for the health of the breed and describes the response rate under control conditions.

Fade mitigation experiments will be conducted, initially using DVB-S2 modems which allow to vary the modulation scheme, the Forward Error Correction code and the symbol rate under control of the ACM computer.

She was able to do some of the rhythmic breathing that we do in class to get her heart rate under control; it helped with the pain in her side and she felt her anxiety melt away.

But globally, the World Health Organization estimates that at least 350 million people need the antibiotics once a year for three years to bring infection rates under control.

The results of his work have changed monetary policy around the world and played a major role in bringing inflation rates under control in developing countries.

JUST two years ago, economists were still saying that America had a Goldilocks economy, the consummate combination of low inflation and low unemployment that helped the economy grow swiftly and kept interest rates under control.

Mr. Weidmann was the lone dissenter on the E.C.B.'s 23-member Governing Council when the bank said this month that it would intervene in government bond markets to keep interest rates under control.

Mr. Draghi, in a speech to the European Parliament last week, hinted that the central bank would intervene more aggressively in bond markets to keep interest rates under control in countries like Italy and Spain, if euro zone leaders would exert more financial discipline over member nations.