Sentence examples for stellar rating from inspiring English sources

If a suspenseful Super Bowl, and the last one called by Pat Summerall, cannot rouse a magnificent nation to a stellar rating, is the Big Game doomed to a melancholy future of ratings in the 30's?

That said, Uber drivers do need to keep a stellar rating to stick with the company.

A second is that Debis will have to compete internationally if it is to maintain its stellar rate of growth more than 90% of the firm's 1996 sales came from Germany.

With such widespread use, its popularity is expected to continue at its present stellar rate.

The pn-QRPA theory allows a microscopic "state-by-state" calculation of stellar rates as explained later in text.

The steady, but not stellar, rate of job growth continues to divide mainstream analysts content with recent gains from liberal-leaning economists who argue that there are still too few jobs for the number of potential job seekers. .

Overall, Sherwin reported that the Fund made money overall, earning a modest but not stellar rate of return from 2001 to 2009 (the exact figure is proprietary).

Even with an unemployment rate of close to eight per cent and a not too stellar approval rating, the President was able to squeak home.

The top bond-rating agencies (such as Standard & Poor's) loved Commercial Financial Services and gave it a stellar A rating, and leading credit-card companies (Chase, M.B.N.A., Wells Fargo, Providian) lined up to do business with him.

Mr. Levy has been the model of a wise fiscal steward, cutting taxes and reining in spending, giving Suffolk a healthy budget and a stellar bond rating.

Leaders like Mario Monti, the prime minister of Italy, want to co-opt Germany's stellar credit rating to lower their own borrowing costs.