Sentence examples for rate weighs from inspiring English sources

The savings rate weighs current income from wages, salaries, businesses and government payments against spending.

In contrast, the Seventh Circuit has ruled that a district court was correct to hold that a survey showing a 7.6% confusion rate weighed against infringement.

The New York Times first reported on the documents Wednesday afternoon, along with a separate memo showing a lobbyist, whose wife rented Pruitt a room at a discounted rate, weighed in on appointments to the EPA's Scientific Advisory Board.

NEW YORK TIMES Societe Generale Says it Will Speed Up Plan to Cut Assets | Societe Generale has promised to slash overhead at a faster rate, weighing major asset sales that will allow the French lender to buoy its capital reserves.

"Almost one young Italian out of two is jobless, every day dozens of manufacturing companies fold, the sum of fiscal and contributive impositions (total tax rate) weighing on businesses has reached the record level of 68.3 percent and the cost of bureaucratic inefficiency is estimated at 73 billion euros per year," he wrote.

At any rate, weighing the potential burden of new immigrants on the public benefits system is old news.

Growth in China has continued to ease from very strong rates, weighing somewhat on global commodity prices.

Global stock markets continued to fall today, as investor fears of rising inflation and higher interest rates weighed.

The current divorce rates weigh heavily on Dr. Gramm as well, prompting him, he said, to tell his students why he was leaving.

U.S. home prices rose at their slowest pace in more than six years in January, as higher mortgage rates weighed on sales.

Thiam said: "Very low long-term interest rates weigh on long-term investment," warning of a downward "spiral of low income and lower growth".