Sentence examples for rating which would from inspiring English sources

The ratings agency had assigned the film an R rating, which would obviously had made it more difficult for children to see it.

This was hardly a surprise, given Truman's sinking approval rating, which would bottom out, weeks later, at twenty-two percent.

But AIG needs more cash to avoid a downgrade in its credit rating which would undermine credibility in its insurance.

Credit rating agencies were considering a reduction in Enron's rating, which would only increase the financial pressure.

The reform is needed to finance higher spending on education, infrastructure and welfare, and to strengthen Mexico's credit rating, which would open the door to more foreign capital.

The president has vowed to do everything possible to avoid a downgrade of France's top-notch credit rating, which would significantly increase the country's cost of borrowing.

Few have even demanded lower rates, which would make the euro less attractive to investors.

In that case, Turkey would have to raise interest rates, which would damage economic growth.

This implies higher interest rates, which would tend to drive up the dollar even more.

These three rates would be replaced by a single rate, which would be considerably lower than the current top rate.

The state would not set rates, which would be negotiated by insurers and the new provider networks.