Sentence examples for rated bringing from inspiring English sources

Unavailable (legally) in the United States since the days of VHS, it, too, has been carefully restored Blu-rayy, $29.95; DVD, $19.95; not rated), bringing the complex optical effects (the work of Gordon Jennings, and as much of a wonder in their time as James Cameron's digital innovations) back to a level of eerie conviction they have not possessed in decades.

A user comes to Dojo for the top rated, bringing an exclusive and personal experience.

Pakistan is suffering from high forest degradation and deforestation rates, bringing down its forest reserves from 5 to 2.5%.

Broader guarantees create greater risks for taxpayers, but also lower interest rates, bringing ownership within reach for more families.

To celebrate its opening, the pub is offering £25 off its room rates, bringing the starting rate to £54 a night.

Machine learning in medicine is accelerating at an incredible rate, bringing a new era of ethical and regulatory challenges to the clinic.

Barbara Kingsolver writes: "I honestly believe reading [Robinson's] prose slows down my respiration and heart rate, bringing me to a state of keen meditative attention.

If our system doesn't kill you -- see the infant mortality and life expectancy rates, bringing up the rear -- it can put you in the poorhouse.

Trump is proposing plenty of reduced rates, bringing them down to 35percentt for rich individual taxpayers and 15percentt for corporations and businesses.

The prospect of union has helped to lower interest rates, bringing Irish ten-year bond yields to within a percentage point of Germany's.

See articleIn an unexpected move the Reserve Bank of Australia shaved a quarter point off its benchmark interest rate, bringing it down to 2.75%.