Sentence examples for much I rate from inspiring English sources

Everyone knows how much I rate Brendan.

Naomi Alderman, in one of the most unsentimental reflections in the book, moves the debate on by appearing to undermine it with the idea that we may overrate happiness, and that it might even inspire a lack of compassion: "I don't know how much I rate happiness.

The German, who became Wigan boss on 7 December, added: "That shows you how much I rate the player already after such a short time".

Long may you all prosper, although I can't honestly say I rate your chances much.

Boothroyd told BBC Northampton: "As much I like and rate him, I won't be held to ransom - not that he's like that, but people around him might be.

I've read the book three times I loved it so much and I would rate it 5 stars any day.

Still, it was hard to ignore how much I would save: The best rate I found for my July trip was $175 a night for a room at a Comfort Inn, not including taxes and fees.

In a radio message that night, one of the police officers said: "If they get onto the EDF site I don't much rate their chances", the court heard.

I'm sure you encounter ruder people than the ones I encountered at a much higher rate than I did, and I know my problems are small in the greater scheme of things.

Dichotomous measures of improvement, defined as a 25%% improvement in ABC-I scores and a CGI-I rating of much improved or very much improved provided further support for the effectiveness of risperidone in reducing challenging behaviour, relative to placebo (RR = 0.42, CI 0.28 to 0.64, p < 0.001).

Aripiprazole was found to be superior to placebo in terms of reducing the severity of challenging behaviour based on ABC-I scores (SMD = −0.64, CI −0.91 to −0.36, p < 0.001) and dichotomous improvement outcomes, classed as a 25%% improvement in ABC-I scores and a CGI-I rating of much improved or very much improved (RR = 0.65, CI 0.50 to 0.84, p = 0.001) (see Fig.  3).