Sentence examples for rated essentially from inspiring English sources

It satisfies the practical requirements of physicians and establishes a productive heuristic for subsequent pathological and etiological inquiry, since "the value of every diagnosis is thus rated essentially by the extent to which it opens up reliable prospects for the future" (1899, 4).

But regulators held utility rates essentially flat.

After that, the rate essentially leveled off.

When the crisis began Bernanke reduced the federal funds rate essentially to zero and nothing happened.

New Jersey's bond rating, essentially its creditworthiness, has been downgraded eight times by three separate agencies since Christie took office.

The deficit, in fact, is going down at a rate essentially identical to the rate it was projected to before Osborne's berserk 2010 slash and burn.

The rating essentially killed Manhunt 2, because Sony and Nintendo have said they won't allow AO games on their systems.

In response, President Obama is proposing legislation that would keep tax rates essentially unchanged for 98 percent of Americans but allow rates on the richest 2 percent to rise.

They were the first by the central bank since March, when, somewhat reluctantly, the policy board reduced short-term interest rates essentially to zero and also increased the target for banks' deposits with it.

The bank said it would try to stimulate consumer and business spending by pumping money into the banking system, by effectively cutting short-term interest rates essentially to zero and promising to keep borrowing costs negligible.

Veteran critic David Stratton was left so shaken by the film that he refused to assign it a star rating, essentially giving it zero (by contrast, Stratton's long-time TV co-host Margaret Pomeranz awarded it five).