Sentence examples for offer ratings from inspiring English sources

Two companies that measure television audiences abroad said yesterday that they would form a joint venture to offer ratings in 30 countries outside the United States.

These price guide sites list the prices at a variety of different stores -- in some cases including tax and shipping, which can have a big effect on the final cost -- and many offer ratings of the online vendors as well.

And in exchange for those commitments, the networks offer ratings guarantees; if they are not met, the networks must make good on those shortfalls by giving advertisers free ad time.

Firms including Klout, Kred and Proskore already offer ratings of how influential internet users are.

According to Zacks, only four analysts offer ratings on the firm, with two “strong buys” and two “holds.” Any new positive coverage could help to add some lift to the shares.

CBS does not offer ratings guarantees for Super Bowls, so the network is not going to be on the hook for any make-good ads, but the game likely delivered a smaller audience for the nearly 10 minutes of network promos, as well as the lead-in audience for the launch of CBS's The World's Best, which premiered after the Super Bowl.

It offers ratings and descriptions of the best nonprofit diet and nutrition Web sites along with links to those sites.

In New York City, Zagat's home, it offers ratings of 2,372 restaurants, 28percentt of the number on Yelp's site; for the San Francisco Bay Area, it rates 1,135, or only about 6percentt of Yelp's.

The certified autism center designation means the park also has an IBCCES sensory guide that offers ratings for the park's rides and attractions.

Luca notes that Yelp offers a far more comprehensive set of consumer reviews than traditional sources: by 2009, Yelp offered ratings for 69percentt of all Seattle restaurants, while Zagat and the Seattle Times had each reviewed just 5percentt of all the local eateries.

If negotiators are provided with the utilities of their opponent, then the visualization of offer-ratings according to the preferences of both negotiators makes it impossible to outwit the counterpart.