Sentence examples for rating effectively from inspiring English sources
"We weren't saying kids under 17 should be able to see the film, but getting that rating effectively means nobody can see your film".
It was shown, out of competition, at the Venice Film Festival, in September, but the American release is being held up because of the threat of an NC-17 rating (effectively an X).
In contrast, slow changes in ΔCFS NT increase/decrease the decadal-scale slip rate effectively, even though the added non-tidal effects were only about 1/20th of the tidal ones (~0.05 0.1 kPa).
Most sets can handle a 120 rate effectively — but a 240-hertz rate can mean problems.
The new rate effectively means that average prices in Zimbabwe rose 36-fold between April 2006 and April 2007.
But it gave no sign of abandoning its ultraloose monetary policy, with short-term interest rates effectively at zero.
The Bank of Japan voted to keep its monetary policy unchanged, leaving the interest rates effectively at zero.
They fear that by holding rates effectively at zero, they have enabled corporate Japan to avoid the painful overhaul it needs.
After producing Clipse's Hell Hath No Fury, a hip-hop album of chilling sonic minimalism in 2006, however, Williams's hit rate effectively plateaued.
Employers said that when they used many insurance plans, each one covering a relatively small number of employees, it was hard to negotiate rates effectively.
In December, a Guardian investigation revealed how thousands of temporary Sports Direct warehouse workers were receiving hourly rates effectively below the minimum wage.
