Sentence examples for to be rating from inspiring English sources

Fierce debate broke out at the hearing about whether it was appropriate for the ratings agencies — companies regulated by the federal government — to be rating United States debt at all.

A main concern of European officials is that the agencies are paid by the very issuers they are supposed to be rating, which could undermine the agencies' role as overseer.

People were, like, 'Wait a minute, they're going to be rating me?' " To scroll through a company's Glassdoor page is to experience the frisson of setting eyes on hitherto secret stuff: the Pentagon Papers, or your sister's diary.

The Rawlsian will reply that it is not the proper business of government to be rating and assessing people's personal traits as the capabilities approach and welfarist approaches require.

Alain Ducasse is listed, but as too new to be rated.

The tour has to be rated a great success.

Emmett, still too young to be rated, was also thriving.

MSNBC, which was too small to be rated in the summer of 1996, was watched by 579,000 people.

To qualify, most vehicles had to be rated worse than 18 miles to the gallon.

"To be a top champion, you've have got to be rated in the mid-170s.

The reality is we haven't performed well enough to be rated any higher.