Sentence examples for working at a rate from inspiring English sources

This team was working at a rate of 18 a day.

The 1948 machine was fast for its time, working at a rate of roughly 1,000 instructions per second.

Currently, SendGrid is working at a rate of sending 3 billion emails per month, and 90,000 per minute (my inbox and I are crying as we write this), covering such actions as signups, password changes, check-ins, notifications and follower requests.

Disputing this viewpoint, however, is Keith Curry Lance's School Library Journal analysis, which notes that public school library support staff have been cut or otherwise stopped working at a rate even faster than that of librarians: Support staff have dropped from more than 46,000 to fewer than 26,000, a loss of nearly 45percentt during the same time period librarians dropped nearly 20percentt.

Working at a rate of an inch or so per minute, she would need two days to braid the sides and the bottom of the bag.

He revealed that employees who were laid off would, regardless of tenure or salary, be offered only the statutory minimum pay: a week for each year worked, at a rate of about $500 a week.

The bakers worked at a rate of 20 metres an hour, their progress complicated by working outdoors in the cold.

'We'll be here as long as he is.' A mini dynamo, Richie works at a rate of knots.

A recent study by Rutgers University, based on census data, found that East Harlem residents ride to work at a rate that is slightly higher than the city median of about 1 percent, but below the rates for Lower Manhattan and northwest Brooklyn, where they hover around 2 percent.That may soon change.

But now with animation software, and tablets where you can draw everything directly on the program, it's allowed me to work at a rate I would have never imagined possible even a few years ago.

To supply their needs, publishers (stationarii) began to mass-produce books, employing scores of copyists working at a feverish rate.