rate of change
Americannoun
Example Sentences
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Furthermore, at the time of writing his note the year-over-year rate of change on crude was just modestly in positive territory, at around 5%.
From MarketWatch
“The rate of change in our business is so high right now that the limitations it would put in our technical development efforts make that a pretty unattractive proposition for us.”
From Barron's
A landmark UN report in 2019 warned that the rate of change in nature worldwide since 1970 "is unprecedented in human history" – and estimated that one million animal and plant species were threatened with extinction.
From BBC
Consider the trailing 12-month change in the CPI’s annual rate of change and gold’s corresponding trailing 12-month change.
From MarketWatch
Not only will we have more stability on tariffs, but the rate of change is positive.
From Barron's
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