Sentence examples for which rates are from inspiring English sources

Cargo War Risk Reinsurance Exchange holds three regular meetings a week, at which rates are revised in the light of news dispatches & confidential reports from all over the world - emergency meetings are also held.

But a bill in Congress that would change the process by which rates are set for Internet radio services like Pandora has gone loudly public since it was introduced last month, with Pandora and various groups representing musicians taking their arguments to the public online.

In TTH patients the manifestations of UCTD were noted in only 21 (42%) of cases in the form of JHS and in 9 (18%) as MCHDs, which rates are similar to the literature data for general population.

Deep Discounts In hopes of attracting air travelers who might be thinking twice about shelling out for gas on top of rental-car rates and fees, agencies like Avis, Enterprise and Hertz are offering special deals in which rates are cut by 50%.

Extinction rates, although statistically elevated during the late Eifelian (α = 0.05), were not statistically higher than the clade rates during the late Frasnian, with the exception of Floweria in which rates are marginally higher (α = 0.01).

These studies found a higher prevalence among these clients than in the general population in which rates are around 0.6%.

This socio-economic gap between incidence rates started appearing after 1998, before which rates were similar.

Furthermore we noted in the figure legends which rates were set to 100%.

It is also possible that, as a result of incomplete case ascertainment, interval cancers rates were underestimated in some regions in which rates were less than the expected.

For breast cancer, incidence rates from our study were higher than those of the countries of origin, with the exception of Bangladesh for which rates were very similar.

Gay men were used as a bench mark against which rates were measured and framed as being a risk and at risk.