Sentence examples for began to rate from inspiring English sources

The Mayor of London was for a long time seen as Mr Cameron's natural successor, until pundits and Conservative activists began to rate Mr Osborne as a result of perceived political successes in his budgets.

When, this year, a group of fellow critics on Twitter spontaneously began to rate their favorite seasons of the best shows (i.e. "Buffy" 3, 2, 4, 5, 1, 6, 7), I signed off in a panic.* Part of my problem is the false authority of it.

There may also have been a response shift, in which persons began to rate their QOL differently over time.

Only decades later did historians begin to rate his presidency highly for the actions he took in the early years of the Cold War.

In response, central banks in Chile, Colombia, Mexico and Peru began to raise interest rates last year.

(Mohammed's lawyer argues that she began to be rated unsatisfactory only after she became active with the union).

Default rates began to rise sharply.

Since interest rates began to rise, however, bonds have become unattractive.

However, the TB incidence rates began to rise around 39 per 100,000 population since 2008.

As surgical techniques became safer in the 1970s, however, cesarean rates began to rise [ 3].

But no sooner had they been formed than the shipping lines began to announce rate rises one by one.