Sentence examples for unusual rate from inspiring English sources
This historically unusual rate of population aging is expected to reduce employment per capita.
The second-most-common reason was fear of the vaccine, even though monitoring of the first 60 million doses showed no unusual rate of side effects.
Yahoo disputes the notion that it is losing people at an unusual rate, saying that it had named about 80 vice presidents worldwide this year, most of them promoted from inside.
According to a report published by Iran's Shargh daily, more than 500 people are diagnosed with tuberculosis in Zabol every year due to dust pollution, an unusual rate in the country.
Although by comparison with the oliguric phase the recovery phase presents fewer problems, the convalescent kidney takes time to recover its full regulatory function, and electrolytes and water may be lost at an unusual rate during this stage, requiring replacement.
The revival would be the third "Cat on a Hot Tin Roof" on Broadway in the last decade, a highly unusual rate of return visits for a play; "Cat" ran in the 2003-2004 season with Ashley Judd and Jason Patric, and in the spring of 2008 in an all-black production starring Anika Noni Rose, Terrence Howard, James Earl Jones as Big Daddy and Phylicia Rashad as Big Mama.
Conservation is a crisis discipline, one demanded by the unusual rates of loss; it is also a mission-driven one.
The Acria study, published in 2006, examined psychological, not medical, issues and found unusual rates of depression and isolation among older people with AIDS.
It found unusual rates of tumours and deaths in rats that had been fed upon a variety of maize resistant to a herbicide called Roundup, as a result of genetic modification by Monsanto, an American plant-science firm.
At the children's cancer hospital in Minsk, Belarus, and at the Vilne hospital for radiological protection in the east of Ukraine, specialist doctors are in no doubt they are seeing highly unusual rates of cancers, mutations and blood diseases linked to the Chernobyl nuclear accident 24 years ago.
The 50 healthy pregnant women in the trial did not experience any unusual rates of side effects and one 15-microgram dose gave a protective level of antibodies, said Dr. Anthony S. Fauci, director of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases, which is overseeing the trials.
