Sentence examples for rating takes from inspiring English sources

Rating Takes a Steep Drop Finally, in June 2010, shortly after European leaders had agreed to a $147 billion rescue package for Greece, Moody's downgraded the country's debt by four notches, knocking it into junk territory.

Betty's maternal credit rating takes another dramatic hit as she hurls out her improbable intention to break her daughter's arm after Sally arrives home with a smart mouth and a nose that isn't, in fact, broken.

This system rating takes into account active range of movement (ROM), pain, stability, deformity, strength, functional activity, and emotional acceptance.

In the decision module, again an emotional rating takes place this time by the complex emotions module.

This makes sense – giving a five-star rating takes some thought, especially for something like a movie or TV show.

The rating takes into account the retailer's performance over the last five years in terms of healthy growth, asset utilization, pricing power and balance sheet strength.

Meanwhile, his approval rating took a dive, down to 37percentt in a Washington Post-ABC poll released Friday.

The expert rating took three hours each.

Rival MBIA had its AAA rating taken off watch at S&P, sending shares up $1.67, or 13.7%, to $13.85.

But its power is finite, and its primary tool — lower interest rates — takes time to work.

That was cut to 1.5 mills this year; a 1-mill rate takes effect in January.