Sentence examples for may rated from inspiring English sources

While a recent quality review in May rated the academy "proficient," and praised the new principal, A. Ellen Parris, for "a radical change in the culture of the school in a short period," education officials decided it was ultimately not enough to save the high school grades.

People may rate other people's skills inconsistently, but they are highly consistent when rating their own feelings and intentions.

"Expectation" may rate a line or two in Mr Roget's book but it scarcely fits the bill here.

I know that I myself may rate things slightly different because of how I feel that day.

Pornography, the earliest big seller on the web, may rate a special category of its own.

"That may rate as the most significant obstacle to getting the full complement of passengers back on the plane," he said.

Critics may rate Leni Riefenstahl's "Olympia," about the 1936 Berlin Games, higher in a classic sense, but Mr. Ichikawa seems to have a lot more fun.

One firm may rate stocks as "strong buy," "attractive," "outperform," "accumulate" or "sell," while another brokerage firm may rate stocks as simply "buy," "hold" or "sell".

Even raters who are trained and use a common rating scale may rate idiosyncratically (Charney, 1984).

It is possible that specialists may rate services differently from general practice dentists.

Individuals may rate perceived exertion differently at the same relative or absolute exercise intensity.