Sentence examples for tolerable rate from inspiring English sources

"The prime worry is 'Will Greeks have access to the sovereign debt market at any tolerable rate?' and that's what we remained concerned about," Chris Pryce, director of sovereign ratings at Fitch told Reuters Insider television.

Faster employment growth, the Fed seems to think, is not likely to be consistent with a tolerable rate of inflation.This is America's recovery.

What should matter in economic policy and the performance of the economy is balance in the economy as a whole, and as full a use of resources as is consistent with a tolerable rate of inflation, a viable balance of overseas trade and payments, and longer-term considerations about the environment.

Moreover, it supports scalable QoS depending on the ongoing service by handling some parameters such as the tolerable rate, scheduling type, and delay.

A well-designed AAC, which includes explicit agreement on how a utility can hedge and can recover the costs associated with those risk management positions through the AAC itself, can provide both financial security for the utility and tolerable rate stability for customers.

The dosage was slightly reduced to 6.5 mg/m because 6.85 mg/m was the highest dose that was associated with a tolerable rate of DLTs in TAS-106-9904 study [ 17].

King, who did more than any other British official to promulgate the adoption of "inflation-targeting", made an impassioned plea last week for its preservation, including, in his speech in Belfast, a history of all those inflationary problems of the 1970s, and the long struggle to bring inflation down to tolerable rates.

The trial can be stopped should it be obvious that the alternative hypothesis of a tolerable toxicity rate H1 R≤10% i.e. NONTOX-Rate ≥90% cannot be achieved, i.e. should the number of WHO grade III and IV toxicities be larger than 7 (meaning 8 or more Grade III and IV toxicities).

The distribution of these edge P values is shown in Additional file 3; it can be seen that 78% of edges are true positives at a tolerable error rate of 0.05; this figure increases to 89% at an error rate of 0.1.

Even if last month's strong job growth is sustained — a big if — it would take five years to get back to a more tolerable unemployment rate of 5 percent.

That was slightly higher than the five tons per acre that the department estimated was a tolerable annual rate of erosion for most Iowa soils, meaning that it allowed a high level of crop productivity to be maintained indefinitely.