Sentence examples for revised rates for from inspiring English sources

One problem, he said, is that when Mississippi sends revised rates for its more than 200 high schools, their success levels will appear to plummet and many schools could be exposed to sanctions.

That was a 3.6percentt decrease from the revised rate for August and the first drop since March.

And new-home sales for 2010 show the seasonally adjusted annual revised rate for August was 274,000, the lowest level since such data was compiled starting in 1963.

While the possible introduction of a lower tariff of 80% of the revised rate for multiple schemes would alarm landlords, the proposal of a higher tariff for community projects may offer them some encouragement.

The increase, which was against a revised rate of 324,000 for February, exceeded expectations.

Groundbreaking for new homes eased to a seasonally adjusted 1.672 million units a year from an upwardly revised rate of 1.735 million units in May, the Commerce Department reported.

Recently developed detailed kinetic mechanism for acetic acid flames with updated ketene sub-mechanism has been extended by reactions of diacetyl and includes revised rate constants for reactions of acetaldehyde and acetyl radical.

One potential reason is that no withdrawals or dropouts were reported in the some of articles, and Jadad's revised rating scale for the RCTs was low.

Plans for that horse are now up in the air as the trainer considers whether a tilt at Aintree is reasonable off his revised rating.

Our revised slip rates for the Kumering and West Semangko segments are significantly faster than previous estimates (Bellier et al. 1999).

Advertisers including Pepsi, Nike, Visa and Reebok and the official broadcaster in India, Sony Entertainment Television, are now engaged in a tug-of-war in which the advertisers are asking a resistant Sony for revised lower rates for match slots they’d bought on the assumption that India would advance in the tournament.