Sentence examples for same or higher rate from inspiring English sources

Pedal power enables a person to drive devices at the same or higher rate as that achieved by hand cranking, but with far less effort and fatigue.

To reduce the code reassignment overhead for a given code, this paper introduces the concept of -hop affinity-mate to find easily another code with the same or higher rate.

We focused on a high correlation (low entropy) scenario; hence, we chose low values of p. Among all the possible strategies, some can be inefficient, i.e. there are strategies having the same (or higher) rate but still achieving worse BER than another strategy.

Famed billionaire investor Warren Buffet proposed a change to the tax system in August that would make millionaires pay taxes at the same or higher rate than middle-class earners.

Nearly three-quarters of Americans said in a September Daily Kos poll that they support taxing households that make $1 million or more at the same or higher rate as middle-class households.

Nearly three-quarters of Americans say they support President Barack Obama's proposal to tax households making $1 million or more at the same or higher rate as middle-class households, according to a recent poll from website Daily Kos.

"Communities that heavily enforce curfews generally have the same or higher rates of crime," he said.

Other countries have achieved the same or higher rates of ownership as America without destructive government subsidies (see chart 2).

Compared to cultures with hydrogen added as electron donor, cultures with Fe0 as electron donor showed the same or higher rates of PCE dechlorination.

Kuwait and the United Arab Emirates, for example, have high gross national incomes per capita but have the same or higher rates of wasting as low-income Yemen.

So as a part two to the headline above, "Inflation rates continue to increase, are your savings increasing at the same or higher rates?" If the reader has scanned past the subject line and reads that it almost compels them to open... Most people's savings are NOT increasing that fast.