Sentence examples for try and rate from inspiring English sources

"One way is to pretend to be a homeowner, effectively buy access to that work, and try and rate yourself," he says.

"If the insurance companies want to try and raise their rates because they are no longer getting a bailout, that's their problem," Mick Mulvaney, the White House budget director, told reporters.

Partly political: water agencies tend to try and keep rates low, in part because of political pressure from voters.

It is impossible to try and predict exchange rates and material costs over the course of replacing Trident".

He said: "If we try and cap interest rates and drive the legal payday lenders through regulation, people – because they're desperate and there's no consumer choice in a lot of deprived areas – will end up with the loan sharks, which are just a totally different kettle of fish, very much worse".

Welby told Today he did not support regulation to curb payday lenders' activities, for example credit caps: "If we try and cap interest rates and drive the legal payday lenders out of business through regulation people become desperate – and there's no consumer choice in a lot of our deprived areas – will end up with the loansharks, who are just a totally different kettle of fish, very much worse".

"We need some alternatives to try and boost those rates".

"This research focuses surgeons and challenges us to try and reduce reoperation rates.

Sosh tailors each user's feed based on preferences, interests, weather, time of day, etc. to try and boost conversion rates for merchants, as well as providing a valuable consumer experience.

Let's just say the government decided to introduce plain packaging laws to try and reduce smoking rates.

Dr. Mai Frandsen from the University of Tasmania has been given a three-year scholarship to try and reduce the rates of expectant moms smoking cigarettes.