Sentence examples for going to be rated from inspiring English sources

"He's going to be rated as one of the best," Ms. Rogers said.

Mr. Egan's outfit gets paid by the users of his ratings; the oligopoly gets paid by the issuers whose debt is going to be rated.

The company had understood that the controversial shipments from Morocco were going to be rated only as "non-compliant, high risk", but were told the rating would be "breach of protocol and zero tolerance" just days before the submission deadline.

"Successful health architecture is going to be rated not on how great the building looks, but by how many lives it improves".

People were, like, 'Wait a minute, they're going to be rating me?' " To scroll through a company's Glassdoor page is to experience the frisson of setting eyes on hitherto secret stuff: the Pentagon Papers, or your sister's diary.

But here's the cool part, it's going to be IP67 rated, which means it's fully submersible in water.

Mr. King also wanted to emphasize that the new "market rate" units are going to be "market rate for Watts".

Mr. King also wanted to emphasise that the new "market rate" units are going to be "market rate for Watts".

(His own explanation is that he realized by then that "I was not going to be first rate, and I couldn't stand second-rate painting".

"If we don't act, there's going to be a rate issue, we're going to have a rate problem in New York," he said.

"It's not London, and therefore it's going to be second rate; it doesn't matter what it is, and it doesn't matter where it is.