Sentence examples for would be rated from inspiring English sources

They are asset-backed corporate bonds that would be rated by ratings agencies (so as to be investment grade) and issued in sufficient quantities to be easily tradable.

Eventually R2 would be rated for operations outside the ISS.

But he didn't expect that its importance would be rated above all other research approaches.

(Nissan had said the Leaf, using the same proposed formula, would be rated at 367 m.p.g).

This for me would be rated 5 stars and 10/10.

The exact same interview response given by two different candidates, one of whom the interviewer preferred, would be rated differently.

Mr. Giuliani outlined a plan in which a teacher's performance would be rated on a four- or five-part scale.

Under the new system, teachers and principals would be rated each year as "highly effective," "effective," "developing" or "ineffective".

Voters should know if he would be "rated" or if future occurrences would be excluded from the policy's coverage.

However, when the same inspectors returned 10 days later, they told us within hours that the school would be rated inadequate.

At regular intervals, a certain percentage of any team's members would be rated "top performers," "good," "average," "below average," and "poor," regardless of the team's overall performance.