Sentence examples for tends to rate from inspiring English sources

The Dartmouth Atlas tends to rate poorly hospitals that provide lots of expensive procedures.

In at least one poll, Mr. Villeda came in first with 34.8percentt, and in almost all recent polls he tends to rate highest in terms of favorability and lowest in disfavorability.

(Beware: surfers tend to rate fare based on price and quantity, not quality).

Opera critics tend to rate performers both as singers and as actors.

The Piaggio MP3 isn't a motorbike, but bikers do tend to rate it.

They tend to rate other men more highly than they do women; it's in their nature.

In studies, people who score highly on these tests also tend to rate their parents as either authoritarian or overly protective (or one of each).

The more familiar placebo effect is the observation that people given an inactive treatment tend to rate themselves as improving, provided they are unaware the treatment is inert.

One potential problem with student reviews of teaching is that students tend to rate more highly styles that involve clear, organised delivery of content.

He could tout his own foreign policy accomplishments, which voters tend to rate more highly than his handling of economic affairs.

As a rule, people tend to rate themselves as more virtuous than the next guy, a finding psychologists call the holier-than-thou effect.