Sentence examples for words rate from inspiring English sources

In other words, rate increases matter immensely to the reform's success or failure, even if they fall hardest the youngest, healthiest, most bro-ish segment of the population.

Ms. Vel said that since about last December, property and casualty insurance premiums in the city had been "firming up" -- in other words, rates had been slowly increasing.

In other words, rate-distortion control can be achieved by means of packet transmission control.

This is an immediately troubling list of evidently positive words rated as −1 in MPQA.

So lenders might have to cut prices - in other words, rates - to attract people to choose their home loan.

WDAL:  Whissel's Dictionary of Affective Language: words rated in terms of their Pleasantness, Activation, and Imagery (concreteness) [22].

Analyses indicate that the participants remembered fewer words, rated themselves as more tired, and were less motivated with work in noise compared to low noise.

Grant Barrett, a dictionary editor and the co-host of public radio program "A Way with Words," rates the chances of a few recently coined words below.

In a group of healthy participants, it was found that reading words rated as 'never' self characteristic showed greater facilitation than words rated as 'always' characteristic [33].

Only words rated 3 or higher by 9 out of 10 raters were included as positive word stimuli, only words rated −3 or lower by 9 out of 10 raters were included as negative word stimuli (see table 1).

However, differences were observed for words rated as high, relative to low, arousal.