Sentence examples for collective ratings from inspiring English sources

Based on the collective ratings Newstrust will blog about the results on Wednesday, April 7th as well as feature the best (and the worst) local news coverage.

35 The collective ratings from the panel obviously share the opinion that regimens that allow administration of the full dose at one time or in few sessions only are much more convenient to the patient, by preventing repeat visits and avoiding disturbance of activities of daily life.

Clearly, voters selected candidates with the highest collective disapproval ratings in the history of presidential polling.

The reality is, collective fear keeps ratings and egos puffed up on every outlet, so it's effective.

While it's cynically easy to see the show as catering to American exceptionalism and exploiting a family's collective self-deception for ratings during "sweeps", anyone who has followed the trial should have had a gnawing feeling that the bars closed on the wrong people.

It requires the agreement of 28 prime ministers, each one beholden to national coalitions and/or parties that too often prioritise opinion polls ratings over the collective interest.

One reason is that even the most arrogant lawmakers are aware of their collective unpopularity (their opinion-poll ratings last year were even lower than those of ex-Governor Gray Davis).

The NBA's financial success is a result of three components: a steady increase in gate receipts; bigger TV deals, despite sagging ratings; and a collective bargaining agreement that tightly controls spending on players.

For those not wanting to watch "The Wood," which stars Omar Epps and Taye Diggs, Reign made clear that the goal is to show collective unity in affecting the ratings of the Oscars telecast -- so, watch what you will, just not the Academy Awards.

The rationale for our collective decision on each of the criteria and overall ratings was documented and recorded.

The major credit-rating agencies -- Standard & Poor's, Moody's Investors Service and Fitch Ratings -- are under attack for what lawmakers in Washington say was their collective failure to detect widespread financial fraud at Enron.