Sentence examples for ratings work from inspiring English sources

Then he delivered his own jab: "Ms. O'Donnell is not familiar with how bond ratings work".

Students may want to begin at the MPAA's explanation of how movie ratings work ( //www.mpaa.org/movieratings/about/index.htm).htm

"Advertisements for the Common Core" (editorial, Nov. 20) cites recent test results as evidence that the new "challenging" national curriculum and "tough" teacher ratings work.

Usually cable news ratings work the other way — the programs earlier in the evening outperform the programs later in the evening.

That decline has come largely over concerns about Standard & Poor's; in the wake of turmoil in the markets, analysts expect less ratings work ahead.

(Ideas may include things such as past criminal records, credit ratings, work history, medical history, driving record, ethnicity, race, religion, and birth certificate information).

While there were differences in the relative importance of the different EF ratings, working memory appeared to be the most important distinguishing variable in both boys and girls.

As can be seen from Table  5, when predicting the assignment to large versus small vocabulary size groups, mean ratings worked better for Dutch participants, whereas LexTALE was the better predictor for the Korean group.

After two years of being castigated by politicians for their irresponsible mortgage-ratings work, credit raters have turned the tables.

"There was a reliance on ratings to work out balance sheets," said Schwartz, who suggested that it became impossible to work out the risk profile of any bank.

Utilizing a longitudinal research design with evaluations of both student well-being and supervisor ratings of work performance, we observed a larger role for within-domain (i.e., work) demands and resources in the prediction of work outcomes.