Sentence examples for rating with which from inspiring English sources

The first crushing blow was the inexplicable NC-17 rating with which the MPAA slapped the film (which the filmmakers are protesting).

African-American reverse migration and greater political engagement among blacks, as well as the growing Latino presence, means much of the "red" south may be going purple at a rate with which the old guard can't keep up.

To whit, there is more than one way to be a feminist these days; feminist goals and issues are different in different places, as is the rate with which they are realized.

"Bangerz" (RCA), which will be released on Tuesday, is Ms. Cyrus's fourth solo album, though that's not the most useful metric given the rate with which she's molted skin in recent years.

But perhaps they are being too sanguine.Death and taxesIn much of the world, governments over the past 20 years have moved away from the punitive marginal tax rates with which they used to hit the rich.

Velocity refers to the rate with which data is changing, or how often it is created.

In [5], this rate is thus interpreted as the rate with which a neuron becomes or remains active.

Each recognized command has been updated with information notifying about success rate with which the command was recognized.

Distal prosodic context affected the rate with which participants heard disyllabic final words, although identical acoustic material was judged.

Unlike many developed countries this year, India will continue to grow; projections are for about 5%, a rate with which the leaders of many countries would be happy.

Data collection was undertaken via internet-based questionnaires, with the exact number of rounds dependent on the rate with which consensus on specific items was achieved.