Sentence examples for rate goods from inspiring English sources
Employees rate goods from one star to five stars -- on appearance, packaging condition and other criteria -- so shoppers have an idea of what they are buying.
For both Italy and Japan, the loss of the war could be tracked in the items their populaces subsequently used and discarded, as the need arose to get by with second rate goods.
Mr. Connolly called this year's low injury rate good news.
Always self-critical, Wallace would rate good days as "B-plus" or "cautiously optimistic".
It gives high deposition rate, good stoichiometry, and better adhesion.
"He has got a great work rate, good movement and is a decent finisher".
And while discount stores are still known for what are frequently second-rate goods, secondhand stores are gaining reputations for high-quality merchandise at low prices.
He settled on the East Village, then a sooty immigrant neighborhood filled with kitchen smells and storefront shops spilling over with cut-rate goods.
Many of the cut-rate goods sold in the Lower East Side shops originated in urban sweatshops in China and Pakistan and are eventually passed on as surplus to other poor cities in Africa and Central America.
Between eight and nine thousand people a day are said to visit B & H Photo-Video, a seventy-thousand-squarefoot emporium of camera, audio, and video equipment, along with computers, binoculars, telescopes, and sundry cut-rate goods.
As the largest retailer on earth, the company is generally able to dictate the terms of trade with the thousands of merchants who keep the shelves of its stores stocked with cut-rate goods, tapping factories in China and middlemen traders in Latin America.
