Sentence examples for started to rate from inspiring English sources

However in 1988 the IMD started to rate cyclones with wind speeds of more than 64 kn, (118 km/h, 74 mph) as very severe cyclonic storms.

I'll really start to rate him if he can turn Georgios Samaras into the £20m striker we all know he can be.

[Director of television] Danny Cohen and [BBC1 controller] Charlotte Moore are under completely different pressures, and once it starts to rate at that kind of level they have got to take a view.

Also, if viewers just focus on new films, they start to rate them relatively, not in the context of all movies they've seen, but in comparison to what they've seen lately.

All raters received at least two days of training and had to evaluate a minimum of 15 practice tapes and to achieve consensus before starting to rate the study videotapes.

But in the ranchettes, songbird death rates started to exceed birth rates, because houses draw magpies and other birds that prey on the songbirds.

While savings rates started to fall as the base rate came down pre-2009, this continued in subsequent years despite there being no further central change.

In October 2009, the unemployment rate started to drop and the job openings rate started to rise.

Curiously, mortgage rates stayed low even after the central bank had started to increase official rates.

Although some hotel companies say occupancy rates have started to pick up, room rates remain under intense pressure.

Instead, they have shot up a full percentage point and futures markets, which arbitrage between short and long-term rates, reflected a much earlier start to rate hikes.