"big rating" is correct and usable in written English
You can use it to describe a situation where something has a high rating or review score. For example, "This new movie has a big rating from critics."
Mr. Blunt pointed to New York Life's triple-A ratings from each of the big rating agencies and said the company had $30 billion in life insurance reserves on people over the age of 65, and $5 billion in reserves on individual annuities.
The three big rating agencies — S.&P., Moody's Investors Service and Fitch Ratings — have repeatedly lowered their ratings for the sovereign debt of European economies over the past year, saying some austerity measures were not far-reaching enough to deal with high debt levels.
Fitch Ratings, one of the nation's three big rating companies, sounded doubtful.
After a big rating for the show's first episode on Wednesday, ratings dropped precipitously every night for the episodes on Thursday, Friday and Saturday.
The problem is that the big rating agencies are often behind the curve in recognizing ratings deterioration (or improvement).
What did Mr Ducasse do when he won his first big rating, the two stars?
Then it surprised investors with a big rate cut at an unscheduled meeting.
Simon Burtwell, head of general insurance at EY, believes big rate rises are unlikely.
The Fed's action was its second big rate reduction in eight days and its fifth rate cut since September.
"Big rate increases will absolutely squash business and will absolutely slow growth for a company like Netflix," Mr. Rendich said.
In these circumstances sterling's weakness will not prevent the bank from delivering a big rate cut.
