Sentence examples for being able to rate from inspiring English sources
R&R's approach differs from traditional ratings agencies because, in addition to being able to rate new issues, it analyzes risks in securities that are trading in the secondary, or resale, market, after they are issued.
Being able to rate real life performances is the secret appeal of most televised contests.
Now, in addition to being able to rate their delivery person, consumers can also rate the restaurant on a scale from one to five stars and the particular menu items they received from that restaurant on thumbs up/thumbs down basis.
This is especially relevant for the scoring system in terms of being able to rate the compliance with BfArM/PEI and VFA/FSA recommendations.
It may have been influenced by the respondents lack of knowledge with the topic and therefore a lack of confidence in being able to rate the items, or it may have been based on a self-evident knowledge gap.
Patients are asked to rank their exertion at the end of the 6MWD test on a scale with the lowest rating being '0 Nothing at all' up to the patients being able to rate their exertion as a '12 or still higher' which represents "Absolute maximum".
They'd be able to rate the court's quality of service and give ideas for improvements.
Parishioners will be able to rate bishops on their policies, procedures, willingness to perform background checks on all church personnel and readiness to remove priests accused of abuse.
And of course, your amazing tracks can be uploaded to a sharing site, where the community is able to rate new levels.
