Sentence examples for rates on which from inspiring English sources

Government borrowing increases long term interest rates on which most company debt in the UK is based.

Second, the recession has reduced the rents and occupancy rates on which those inflated values were based.

He said: "The GAD rates on which the level of income you can draw down is based were under review, but HM Revenue and Customs said it would wait until the outcome of this ruling was known.

These promise better returns than bank deposits, interest rates on which are capped at extremely low or even negative real levels a legacy of Maoist banking that has proved hard to shake off.

Partly because voters have become obsessed by a topic, sky-high car-insurance rates, on which the governor has not delivered; but partly because, when it comes to tax cuts, voters have grown suspicious.

It is interesting to note that the impact on the cost of capital of the alleged manipulation by some bankers of the British Bankers Association's Libor reference rates, on which $375tn of transactions are priced every day, was for many months greater than the impact on the cost of capital of a 0.1% tax on transactions in the secondary markets.

As there will be a limit on the maximum rate on which we will be able to consume fuel, there will be a theoretical limit on the maximum power we can achieve.

Members can buy small lots for 50,000 pesos ($4,000), a fifth of the market rate, on which they build homes ranging from corrugated-iron shacks to neat concrete bungalows.

Now Flickr's tagging technology, a kind of group rating on which photos are most popular, is moving into other Yahoo functions.

TFT monitor (Acer GD245HQ, 1,920 × 1,080 pixels, 100-Hz refresh rate) on which all visual stimuli were presented.

A total of 1432 participants were recruited with a participation rate (32.2%) corresponding to the theoretically expected rate on which the sample size was calculated.