Sentence examples for rating shoot from inspiring English sources

Reagan saw his approval rating shoot up to 51 percent in November 1983 amid the V-shaped recovery from the recession of the previous year — the first sign that he was headed for a big win.

By contrast, Speaker John A. Boehner, an Ohio Republican, saw his disapproval rating shoot up 16 points since April: 57 percent of those polled now disapprove of the way he is handling his job, while only 30 percent approve.

When Lin plays without Anthony (394 minutes), the rating shoots up to 105.2.

Its App Store rating shot up from 1.5 stars to 4 stars in 3 weeks.

The number of car loans to applicants with a subprime credit rating shot up almost 60percentt in 2010 from the year before, according to The New York Times.

Not coincidentally, real output grew in the second quarter of that year.But from August of 2008, real rates shoot up.

Besides fever, the hormonal rush can make a patient's blood pressure plummet and his heart rate shoot up.

Often their rates shoot up after the first million in umbrella coverage because they have only a small group of buyers of umbrella policies larger than $1 million.

Energy trusts may rise if interest rates shoot up on fears of inflation, he said, because commodities are often viewed as an inflation hedge.

Prices fall and yields soar, so the next time Spain needs to borrow its interest rates shoot up, which makes its economic situation even worse.

While the Italians and Spanish have seen money market interest rates shoot beyond 6%, the reverse is happening in the UK.