Sentence examples for highest on a scale from inspiring English sources

This remains at 'substantial', the third highest on a scale of five, meaning the threat of a terrorist attack "is a strong possibility".

A QFD matrix was prepared, and the respondents were asked to assign numeric relative importance scores to the various customer requirements, from the lowest to the highest, on a scale from 1 to 9.

By the end of this year much of the focus of Britain's counter-terrorism efforts will have shifted towards planning for the Olympics, during which the national terrorism threat level is expected to rise back up to "Severe", its second highest on a scale of five.

"If you can't settle it with these two guys, you'll never settle it," says Ker-Lindsay, who puts the chances of success "at six or higher" on a scale of one to 10.

For many young people, a social life ranks high on a scale of important aspects of one's college experience.

"If one of my buyers ranks a house seven or higher on a scale of 10, that merits a close look at the neighborhood," she said.

Everybody knows that driving in the city ranks high on a scale of local horrors.

Thirty-seven scored scored 8 or higher on a scale of 1 to 10, and the lowest score given to any state was 6.

On average, immigrants who enlisted in the Army language program scored 17 points higher (on a scale of 99) than other applicants on an entrance test, said Capt.

A score of 75 or higher, on a scale of 1 to 100, means the dormitory is Energy Star eligible, and the agency system invites the college to apply for the label.

Women of all ages rated the men slightly higher on a scale of attractiveness when given the substance, compared to water or clove oil, but the effect was greatest in younger women aged between 18 and 22, Dr Saxton said.