Sentence examples for whose rating from inspiring English sources

At the Canadian Open last year, a player whose rating was 2,100 (a candidate master) beat three international masters, whose ratings are usually at least 300 points higher.

Goldman, whose rating is A3, and JPMorgan Chase, whose rating is one notch higher at A2, declined to comment.

It has become a bit pricey for Ms. Chamberlain, whose rating is now a modest "accumulate".

Citigroup, whose rating was downgraded to Goldman's level and, like Goldman, had its short-term rating lowered, was irate.

In the final, Viswanathan Anand of India, the world champion, whose rating is 2,811, won both games against Shakhriyar Mamedyarov of Azerbaijan (rating: 2,733).

Now he's third in quarterback rating (104.1 with seven touchdowns and one interception), behind only Brady, who is second, and Rodgers, whose rating is an absurd 122.9.

The study focused on people likely to develop Type 2 diabetes, whose rates are skyrocketing worldwide.

However, there are plenty of savers whose rates have shrivelled to as little as 0.1%.

The mathematical term merely describes something whose rate of growth is proportional to its size.

The most obvious candidates are borrowers whose rates are 5.5 percent or higher.

"That would be pretty fantastic for you, Stephen," he said to his successor, whose rate is closer to 30-40%.