Sentence examples for rating that the from inspiring English sources
Or the investment grade rating that the agencies gave to Enron until four days before its bankruptcy, or to Lehman Brothers until a few days before its collapse.
Indeed, she had a popularity rating that the defeated Clinton would envy and, it might be argued, eclipsed the candidate she was championing.
Megyn Kelly, another Fox moderator, was ready with the details of the rating that the Better Business Bureau had given Trump U. in the school's latter days: a D minus.
It's only the second time in the 20-year history of the Football Outsider rating that the Jets are No. 1. Schatz says the ranking reflects the Jets' excellence on defense and special teams.
As if to underline S&P's point, politicians continued to trade insults and attempt to pin the blame on eachother for the loss of a top-notch credit rating that the country has held for 70 years.
Yes, the 4.2 rating that the show scored among 18- to 49-year-old viewers will certainly make it a Top 10 show for the week; but consider the unassailable position "NCIS" has among viewers over 50 years old.
The first is the federal funds rate: that's the rate that banks charge one another for overnight loans.
We are currently losing species at 1000 times the background rate – that is, the natural rate of extinction.
It certainly wasn't tax rates that made the difference.
"Ann Arbor has a higher Medicare payment rate that reflects the higher wages there," Mr. Shook said.
Response rates (that's the percentage of people who answer a survey when asked) have plummeted.
