Sentence examples for routinely rated from inspiring English sources
Spirit is routinely rated as the nation's worst airline because some travelers deem the fees unfair.
Most teachers are routinely rated as satisfactory, and many are never evaluated at all.
In my communications classes in Belize City, my students routinely rated American television and televised movies as having a far greater impact on their country than American diplomacy.
It is routinely rated among the elite colleges in those fields, making its policy of giving every student a free education all the more remarkable.
If his students begrudged the early risings and missed three-day-weekends, they didn't take it out on Obama in their course evaluations: they routinely rated him as one of the best teachers at the law school.
But it's also true that Singapore is routinely rated one of the world's least corrupt and most transparent governments, and that its leaders have taken steps toward expanding democratic participation.
Ukraine routinely rates among the least energy-efficient countries in Europe, since there have been few reasons to change.
The confidential report, details of which were quickly leaked to the domestic press, stunned Germans who routinely rate their central bank as one of the country's most trusted institutions.
The app pulls in data from non-partisan watchdog groups, such as PolitiFact and FactCheck.org, which routinely rate the accuracy of ads and political statements.
The difference between entrepreneurs and non-entrepreneurs is less pronounced in the unadjusted (Figure 2) than the adjusted (Figure 3) case, suggesting that entrepreneurs routinely rate the hypothetical vignettes in a way different from the rest of the population.
What's more, cultivating a "personal brand" has become a matter of prudence as well as ambition: there is a powerful incentive to be publicly likable at a time when strangers routinely rate and review one another over minor transactions — cat-sitting, assembling IKEA furniture, sharing a car ride or a spare bedroom — and people are forced to crowdsource money for their medical bills.
