Sentence examples for example rating from inspiring English sources

The answers in the SC did not directly point out what circumstances the participants refer to when, for example, rating their family situation as poor.

While standardized questionnaires and structured interviews can provide relative information about the preponderance of clinical symptoms, they alone do not protect against all errors (for example, rating tic symptoms on a scale assessing OCD-compulsions).

For drivers bumped from the fourth tier to the second, for example, rates will jump 90percentt.

At the Alcron Hotel in Prague, for example, rates are $137 (normally $256).

An article in Popular Science magazine in 2005, for example, rated New York 39th among high-tech cities, behind Milwaukee (31st).

In Pakistan, for example, rates jumped by 46% for men and by 102% for women.

The value-added method, for example, rates teachers from best to worst using students' test scores.

At the 47-unit Ariel Sands, for example, rates for the first person start at $1,568, the second, $1,168, including air fare from New York.

For example, rates of malnutrition in South Asia, including India, Bangladesh and Nepal, are nearly double those in sub-Saharan Africa, which is much poorer.

Hardy, for example, rated the Riemann hypothesis less difficult than Fermat's conjecture, which Dr. Andrew Wiles of Princeton solved in 1993, after working for seven years in secrecy.

These days, S&P, for example, rates $30 trillion of debt, representing nearly 750,000 securities issued by more than 40,000 borrowers.