Sentence examples for relatively higher rates from inspiring English sources
This quite likely contributes to the relatively higher rates of female poverty, especially in old age.
"The tax code will become more progressive, with relatively higher rates on the rich and relatively lower rates on the middle class and poor," said Roberton Williams, a senior fellow at the Tax Policy Center in Washington.
The sample as a whole showed impairment (e.g. relatively low educational attainment, low employment, and relatively higher rates of anxiety and depression), neurocognitive tests below population norms in general, and increasingly lower neurocognitive scores as tests increased in difficulty (e.g. from Numbers Forward to Numbers Reversed).
Previous studies [React. Kinet. Catal. Lett. 62 (1997) 55; Catal. Lett. 37 (1996) 167] have demonstrated that catalytic decomposition of H2S over bimetallic sulfide can proceed at relatively higher rates than over mono-metallic systems due to chemical synergism although conversions are still thermodynamically limited.
Diamond had told him that the Bank of England and the British government were concerned about the relatively higher rates that Barclays was submitting and wanted the bank to reduce the rate it was submitting, del Missier said.
In short, by assuming pension fund balances and contributions will earn relatively higher rates of investment return, the expected future value of current pension assets and annual contributions increases exponentially.
The perceptual distortion in these regions is thus efficiently controlled with a relatively higher rate.
However, when coupled with a relatively higher rate of inflation, the slack consumer spending points to a bigger problem.
We also found a relatively higher rate of questions related to treatment alternatives and adverse effects.
They also had suffered physical and sexual abuse, as well as severe childhood illness or trauma, at relatively high rates.
Many, for instance, still have relatively high rates of inflation (say, 20% or more).
