Sentence examples for rate wager from inspiring English sources

Although Beacon's investors didn't know it yet, the hedge operator made the fateful rate wager in mid-2002.

Should it cloud [the literature] when we do meta-analyses or searches?" "I was a little surprised at" the low retraction rate, Wager says.

The big players backing the campaign against the South Australian tax – some of them owned by multinationals based in offshore tax havens – are lured by the NT's low tax rate on wagering revenue, which is capped at $550,000 an operator.

Fearing all markets could soon fall, El-Erian injected what he referred to as "Armageddon insurance" into HMC's portfolio for the first time by buying interest rate floors, or a wager that rates would fall, and betting, via credit default swaps, that companies could soon struggle to pay their debts.

Second, the same effects hold when an overall measure of the wagering "error" rate is calculated (overall proportion of false alarms and misses in Table 1).

I'd wager, at this rate, no and yes.

We'll wager that high-cap rate markets for commercial landlords are more likely to offer a better deal for people who prefer to buy houses than to rent them.

It is clear from these results that the typical post-decision wagering measure – advantageous wagering, or Type II hit rate – is subject to a bias induced by loss aversion, despite underlying Type I sensitivity as measured by responses to the stimulus remaining constant.

Any wager with a win-rate over 52.38%, such as 52.5%, has a positive expectation and should be made but you should expect more variance in your bankroll.

On a psychological level, the use of advantageous wagering counts (Type II hit rate) is confounded by factors (presumably) external to stimulus awareness (see also Dienes & Seth, 2009).

The punters who wager on changes in the Federal Reserve's short-term interest rate target are still counting on a rate increase by September.