Sentence examples for try to rate from inspiring English sources

To try to rate the best quarterbacks from, say, No. 1 to even No. 5 or No. 10 is silly.

Failing that, regulators should at least make sure that rating agencies don't try to rate things they just can't rate.

So don't try to rate quarterbacks from different eras or even those in the same era, if for no other reason than football has too many dimensions.

When I told her that I, a Zagat subscriber, wished that the service did try to rate every restaurant, she pointed to the company's 30-year history and said, "The proof is in the pudding".

Another way to try to rate the difficulty of a language is to consider its unusual features: putting the verb before the subject in a sentence, for example, or not having a question particle ("do").

So, [laughter], um, that being said, like I generally try to rate things on the lower scale because I don't think I've ever experienced like I feel like a 10 is something that I have not experienced yet because I feel like I'd die if I experienced a 10".

"This horse can rate, but I was not trying to rate him today," Santos said.

And rating a wine by number is a little like trying to rate music the same way.

While environmental groups are hailing the study, which tries to rate the quality of artificial wetlands, builders grumble that clear direction from the state has been lacking.

They typically recommend a handful of organisations each year rather than trying to rate lots – and those chosen can receive windfalls worth millions.

Kate: Is there any downside to trying to rate how eco-friendly products are relative to each other?