Sentence examples for sack rate from inspiring English sources

Iowa also struggles to protect its quarterback, ranking 109th in Football Outsiders' adjusted sack rate.

Only the Indianapolis Colts are allowing a higher sack rate overall.

We can correct for these biases with a statistic called adjusted sack rate.

That title goes to the Vikings, with an adjusted sack rate of 9.0percentt.

Oakland's division rival in Kansas City has only six sacks for an adjusted sack rate of 2.8percentt.

The Buckeyes rank seventh nationally in adjusted sack rate, which divides sacks by sacks plus passes, and have racked up 30 this season.

Gameloft's was much more realistic: I had a 20% sack success rate, which is much more in line with what I would expect.

An experienced worker laid off when unemployment is at 9% faces a reduction in lifetime earnings nearly twice that of someone sacked when the rate is 5%: a loss of 20% on average, according to new work by Steven Davis and Till von Wachter.

Cecilia Hitchen, the deputy director for children and families who was sacked earlier this year, is rated by the senior child protection worker as "very, very good".

With a 100% interest rate: for one sack of grain borrowed, I must pay back two.

Put another way, this is where the going rate for a sack of sticky Buddha is low and the watering hole option is high.