Sentence examples for record high rate from inspiring English sources
"Two exceptionally cold winters saw pipes burst at an alarming, record high rate," said a spokesman.
July 12 , 2012Speaking of unemployment, figures from Athens this morning showed that the Greek jobless rate had hit a new record high rate of 22.5% in April.
On one headline measure, that promoted by the ONS, there was a "record" high rate of youth unemployment – the latest month's rate of just over 18% almost matched that seen for a month just over a year ago and was above the 17.8% seen back in 1993.
With black unemployment at a record high rate, the Congressional Black Caucus (CBC) has been waging a full court press to address the problem while making calculated criticisms of President Obama on where he's fallen short on this subject.
To be sure, many short-term notes are trading — although at record high rates.
At the same time, emerging adults today show unprecedented acceptance for people who are different from themselves and are participating in community service at record high rates.
Magnus Carlsen, 22, is now the world's top-ranked player, and he will have a record high rating when the next rankings are released on Tuesday.
Addressing record high rates of Chlamydia trachomatis incidence in the United States requires the utilization of effective strategies, such as expedited partner therapy, to reduce reinfection and further transmission.
The crux of the global credit crisis banks' fears about lending money to one another appeared to be subsiding on Monday, as the London interbank offered rate eased from its record high rates at the end of last week.
Culturally sensitive screening and treatment services that incorporate cultural aspects, reduce stigma and educate about mental illness may eventually reduce the record high rates of suicide in the U.S. for this vulnerable young Asian-American female population.
5, 6 Not only that but they also record higher rates of dependence following ED attendance, requiring ongoing help and support with activities of daily living due to impairments of function or cognition.
