Sentence examples for start ratings from inspiring English sources

In 2004, he helped start ratings and review service Yelp, where he currently serves as chairman of the board.

In addition a ROC analysis was conducted for all 475 START assessments across all patients to examine the relationship between START ratings and violence in the 30 days after the assessment.

Expectations for its return are not high among some because, after a strong start, ratings for the show were trending down in its final episodes aired in November.

Caliente, as WCAA was first known, played salsa and merengue in direct competition with Mega, but after a strong start ratings dropped off.

Since Michael Jordan retired before the 1998-99 startedstaratingsarengs are down 29percentt.

Although a slightly disappointing start ratings-wise by TOWIE's standards, it was still the most watched non-sports programme in multichannel on Sunday.

But unless we want to start playing ratings and warnings before songs, unless the music conglomerates start changing the content of their lyrics, as a student body we must cater for vulnerable members of our community and anyone else who could be affected, not just those who are upset that a song won't be played tonight.

By the time 24 April arrived, 1.1 million Indians (including this writer) had emailed the TRAI, urging it not to license what it called "over-the-top", internet-based services, nor to give telecom operators the legal sanction to start "zero-rating" plans – or charging different prices for different services.

Some physicians are posting video clips of themselves on the HealthGrades Web site, so patients can get a feel for their personal style; Angie's List (angieslist.com) has started consumer ratings of A to F for doctors; and Consumers Checkbookk (checkbook.org) provides detailed consumer ratings of physicians in seven metropolitan areas.

We started our ratings in 1971 with banks and insurers.

This includes respondents who start with health ratings worse than predicted but who increase their rating over time to be better than predicted, as well as respondents who may begin better than expected but, over time, increase to a rating that is even more positive than expected.