Sentence examples for regularly rated from inspiring English sources

Children older than 9 are regularly rated, based on test scores.

It was also regularly rated the most efficient railway system in Europe using a set of common yardsticks to measure productivity and so on.

The applications are well-tuned to support the specific tasks we want to perform and their features are regularly rated and refined.

Such schools are regularly rated and ranked.It is the grandes écoles that produce the well-polished graduates who get snapped up by companies in London or New York.

Until the 1990s it was regularly rated one of the world's five most valuable brands.Then came digital photography to replace film, and smartphones to replace cameras.

Hawaii has a problem recruiting teachers – even though it's 85 degrees there every day, the state boasts 120 miles of golden shoreline and it's regularly rated one of the happiest places in the US.

And the city regularly rates its own efforts, issuing a progress "report card" every two years.

The wine world regularly rates it one of America's leading dry versions.

Nassau and Suffolk employers regularly rate transportation delays as one of the big problems of doing business on Long Island, and employees tend to feel likewise.

Meanwhile, Americans age 65 and older regularly rate their finances better than do those in other age groups according to surveys by NORC, an opinion research organization at the University of Chicago.

They're rattled by, but also beholden to, what Mark Edmundson, my senior-thesis adviser at the University of Virginia, once called the "attitude of calm-consumer expertise" in contemporary students, who regularly rate everything from purchases to people.