Sentence examples for ratings of either from inspiring English sources

Though an appearance by Adam Lambert on CBS's "Early Show" — quickly scheduled after he had his invitation withdrawn by ABC's "Good Morning America" — generated no shortage of news media interest and blog comments, it did not seem to have much impact on the ratings of either show.

But David Champion, senior director of Consumer Reports' automotive test center, said he thought that in five to 10 years all manufacturers would be able to get ratings of either Acceptable or Good, without adding a lot of cost to their models.

Countries with values outside of the Vmax and Vmin range received ratings of either 0 or 10 accordingly.

As can be seen I in the table, there were no differences in numerical ratings of either the course or the instructor across the two semesters; for both questions, t 66) < 1, ns.

A self-rating report of either agree or completely agree was regarded as a favorable answer.

While the cross-sectional nature of DSPs precludes any causation, no cause and effect imputation was made for the ratings of severity of either OA severity or other outcomes.

There were no significant correlations between any of the ratings of satisfaction and either GAF F admission or GAF S admission.

In this study, the panellist's ratings for each item were dichotomised, with neutral ratings discounted, and a threshold of 70% of ratings (as either very useful or useful) was set for item retention to the next round.

Despite fervent support among Republican primary votes, Trump suffers from the worst national opinion poll ratings of any candidate of either party since at least 1984, with 67% of Americans thinking of him unfavorably.

Usually things are tedious, and past iterations have been borderline hot garbage – Super Bowl XXXV was worse than paint drying but the gods of either ratings or football smiled Sunday on the billionaire/robot in charge of NBC and gifted a close, if low-scoring game.

Many people who oppose Trump have even accused the press of deliberately engineering his nomination, by withholding information that could have prevented it, all for the sake of either ratings or for allowing a stronger Republican opponent the opportunity of coming to the fore.