Hi,

As you might imagine the resources of the sandbox environment are more 
limited than production, that is why you might get RATE_EXCEEDED errors 
that you won't ever see in production. There is nothing we can do in our 
side to avoid this issue. But in general I recommend you in your side 
implementing an exponential backoff algorithm 
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Exponential_backoff, so your code correctly 
reacts to this type or error. And as a good enough slot time I would use 
30s. In general implementing this type of algorithm is worth it because 
when your traffic increases (which is a good thing :)) you are prepared to 
this type of error even in your production code.

Best,

-David Torres - AdWords API Team

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