Sentence examples for the continued rate from inspiring English sources

Charities have lost more than £3.8bn in grants from government over the last decade and, at the continued rate of decline, there will no government grant money for charities by the next general election.

The continued rate of the system was 7 times higher than the control line, demonstrating a better performance and reducing 99.6 ± 0.4% of the mercury presents in the water contaminated.

The continued rate of removal of Hg from the constructed wetland was 9 times higher than the control, demonstrating a better performance and nearly 90% reduction in Hg concentrations in the contaminated water in the presence of L. flava.

Clinically, it has been shown to reduce the risks of pulmonary exacerbations, improve FEV1, and slow the continued rate of decline of lung function in CF patients >5 years old.

The Treasury was able to sell a record $9 billion of new 30-year bonds yesterday at the lowest yield since 1973, but the success of that auction was marred late in the day when interest rates rose modestly, and doubts emerged about the likelihood of continued rate declines.

Taken together, these studies confirm the continued rise in rates of Internet use, health information-seeking, and Internet searching related to medical decisions.

It won't have the same potency next year, leaving the American economy and stocks more vulnerable to a range of risks, including a slowing global economy and continued rate increases by the Federal Reserve.

Murdoch is certainly not alone, as a disappointing jobs report sparked widespread selling last Friday and continued rate cuts from the Federal Reserve appear to be a matter of when, not if.

However, she also mentioned disappointment in the continued slow rate of wage growth, a sluggish housing market and below the Fed's 2 per cent inflation target.

"The continued high rate of poverty is no surprise, given ongoing high unemployment, stagnant wages and government spending cuts," Sheldon Danziger, the president of the Russell Sage Foundation, a nonprofit organization that studies poverty, said in a statement.

The inquiry, which is supported by Labour's Sandra Osborne MP and Liberal Democrat MP Lorely Burt, will take evidence from several sexual health experts on three main areas: the increase in unwanted pregnancy among 30-somethings, the continued high rate of teenage pregnancies in the UK, the highest in western Europe, and increasing women's access to contraception.