Sentence examples for a solid rating from inspiring English sources

Media outlets described it as a solid rating for the premiere, and said it was comparable to average ratings for 30 Rock, the NBC show that also airs Thursday nights; 30 Rock achieved the same 6.8 million overall household rating during the 9 30 p.m. time slot on April 9. "Pilot" also had a 40 percent higher rating than the final episode of Kath & Kim, which previously held the show's time slot.

"The pier got a solid rating," Christopher J. Curry, a senior executive vice president at Howard Hughes, said in a recent interview at the company's offices on Fulton Street.

At least nine starting spots seem assured in Kozak's XI, including the back four – with captain Martin Skrtel and the intimidating Jan Durica at its heart – while Milan's Juraj Kucka offers quality in front of the defence, earning a solid rating of 7.10 last season having averaged 2.8 tackles and 2.2 interceptions per game.

Think there was a connection between Sanchez's passing numbers — 11 of 18 for 82 yards and two 5-yard touchdown throws — which, though modest, earned him a solid rating of 109, and the holes the Jets' offensive line tore through the Colts' defense for Shonn Greene to run through?

In most cases, a score of 650 or above is a solid rating, and you should have no trouble securing a mortgage.

Without a solid rating, many bond issuers lose out on a big group of institutional buyers who can only invest in highly rated securities.

The evidence accumulated over the intermeeting period indicates that output is continuing to expand at a solid rate and hiring appears to have picked up.

"Growth in household spending has moderated, although households' real income has risen at a solid rate and consumer sentiment remains high," they wrote.

To the extent that growth is influenced by government policy, the graph would suggest that American government policy in the New-Deal era has been consistent enough to produce a solid rate of growth.

To the extent that growth is influenced by government policy, the graph would suggest that American government policy in the New-Deal era has been consistent enough to produce a solid rate of growth.Well, it turns out there are estimates going back further:The variation in government policy over this time period was remarkable.

It's not disclosing any more recent numbers now but says its user-base is growing at a "solid rate".