Sentence examples for grade it would be from inspiring English sources

If Enron's debt rating falls below investment grade, it would be forced to repay $3.3 billion in loans that it had guaranteed.

The authors caution that in an observational study, with incomplete information for important variables including cancer stage and grade, it would be inappropriate to conclude that a conservative approach to management of patients presenting with alarm symptoms would be justified.

If you do want to check the grades, it would be best to speak with the school as soon as possible.

To optimize treatment efficacy and to minimize the risk of adverse events of higher grades, it would be helpful to predict the individual treatment outcome at the initiation of therapy.

He enjoys first grade, though it would be better if there weren't so many rules and writing class was shelved.

By Thursday, however, the negotiations reached an impasse after Citigroup concluded that the price it was being asked to pay for a slice of Wachovia was too much compared with the quantity of below-investment grade assets it would be absorbing, according to people briefed on the matter.

Anna Holness, a doctor who has a daughter in kindergarten and a son in second grade, said, "It would be easier if my daughter was in five full days, because as a parent I'm making trips back and forth, but I find the individualized attention well worth it".

S&P has said that all are likely to be cut to single A, but that it might slash British Telecom to A- and Deutsche Telekom to BBB+.That would leave their bonds still classed as "investment-grade", but it would be a breathtaking drop.

"He'll have a ride in a Grade One and it would be a great way to go out".

It is now clear that many students in the sciences who take A-levels get the A* grade, and that it would be reasonable to ask for an A* in many science and maths courses.

Meniscectomy is commonly performed on a patient with knee joint symptoms despite being associated with a mild OA such as that of Kellgren and Lawrence grade 2. Therefore, it would be a clinical benefit if the surgeon could preoperatively evaluate occult cartilage degeneration in patients with a meniscal tear.