Sentence examples for rates back to normal from inspiring English sources

Mr Reading argues that the BoJ should lift interest rates back to normal levels soon.

Tuesday sees a first estimate of second quarter gross domestic product in the UK and the start of a two day meeting of the Federal Reserve's federal open market committee amid growing expectations that the Fed will finally start to raise rates back to normal levels in September.

Investors will examine every word in the Fed minutes and every word spoken at the annual Jackson Hole summit for any clues on the timing of interest rate rises as the US central bank moves toward lifting rates back to normal levels after more than five years of keeping them unusually low to help the economy recover.

The same concept as warming up, cooling down lets the horse slowly return its heart and respiratory rates back to normal.

It would take a couple of minutes to get my breathing and heart rate back to normal on each platform.

So far in my repertoire I have the following, but I'd welcome new ideas: breaststroke a while, concentrating on getting your breath under control, bringing your heart rate back to normal.

"Dizziness with a heart rate of 180 would be approached very differently from the same complaint with a heart rate of 30". The data showed the medical team that the patient was a good candidate for rhythm conversion, in which a shock is administered to convert an irregular heart rate back to normal.

If this goes on for too long, the person delivering the baby has to help the baby breathe, and sometimes has to get the baby's heart rate back to normal.

Everything may work out well in the end, with inflation returning to target and interest rates back to more normal levels.

Its banks escaped the financial meltdown in the United States and Europe and it has been in the lead in pushing interest rates back to more normal levels.

That apparent strength had fanned market expectations of another move from the Fed to get interest rates back to more normal levels after the financial crisis ushered in years of record low borrowing costs.