Sentence examples for will take rates from inspiring English sources

Bill Stone, chief investment strategist for PNC Wealth Management, said his firm believes there is a possibility the Fed will take rates down again January 30, and expect rates to be brought down another 50 basis points, to 3.0%, by mid-March.

It will take mortgage rates at 6percenttoto promote a full-fledged refinancing cash-flow cycle, something that creates much more stimulus than any tax cut.

The building programme will take the rate of imprisonment in England and Wales to 178 per 100,000 of the general population.

A faster than expected reduction in corporation tax – two percentage points rather than one – by April will take the rate from 28% to 23% in the next four years.

These raises will take minimum-wage rates well above the federal minimum, currently $7.25 per hour.

Perhaps it will take rising crime rates: Tebbit might assert they're an inevitable consequence of not throwing the grandsons of 1950s criminals into jail.

Perhaps Bernanke will take money market rates up to 1% as a token gesture to appease the shadow open market committee crowd.

They face a tough choice; stay and hope the "new normal" is a base rate topping out at 3% (which alone will take their monthly rate to 5%) or switch now?

It will take only highly rated paper.

(He will take last year's rate as the base, giving him a small head start).

The October pay rise will take the wage rate from £6.70 to £7.04, or £7.58 including bonuses.