Sentence examples for rating it will from inspiring English sources

"If there is too much sloppy implementation," said Amy Wilkins, vice president of the Education Trust, a research and advocacy group that supports using test scores as part of a teacher's rating, "it will lose credibility and it will be very hard to get back that credibility".

If Fitch does strip Britain of its AAA rating, it will mean the chancellor will have to change his message … Expect more damage limitation exercises like the one attempted by Danny Alexander in August, in which Treasury ministers suddenly discover a new cynicism about the verdicts delivered by Fitch and other organisations".

But having nailed his trousers to the mast of the triple-A rating, it will be acutely embarrassing for Osborne if, or when, it is lost.

Even if the overnight rating falls, as it usually does when Nielsen calculates the national rating, it will represent a large increase over the 4.0 to 4.5 rating that NBC promised its advertisers.

Ms. Bravo estimates that, given the slow alpaca reproductive rate, "it will take a long time to drive the price of breeding stock down".

At this rate, it will overtake its older cousin, Dad's Army, in terms of depleted personnel.

At its current rate it will not be long before it has one billion customers.

For China to continue its growth rate, it will need to address inequality systematically and aggressively.

At its current growth rate, it will exceed the trade between the United States and the European Union by 2004.

Because of the carmaker's poor credit-rating it will, for the first time in its history, put up its factories and other assets as collateral.

According to FPL, the project will cost more than $300 million; the company plans to recover its costs through the wholesale rates it will charge the authority.