Sentence examples for its highest grade from inspiring English sources
Evaluating how well states make it possible for students to afford college, the survey gave its highest grade to Utah, where 17percentt of a family's annual income is required, on average, to pay for tuition at a public university.
DIVERSITY HIRING IMPROVING The N.F.L. received its highest grade for diversity hiring practices but still has work to do.
In a sign of the growing confidence in Japan's recovery, Moody's Investors Service raised its credit rating Wednesday on Japan's foreign currency government bonds to its highest grade.
This summer, the Danish National Research Foundation sponsored a regular review of Needham's research group by an expert external panel, which gave the team its highest grade, denoting "Excellence from an international perspective".
That's because rating agency Moody's assigned the securities its highest grade, perhaps reinforcing sentiment that technology companies, which typically have little debt and lock customers into long-term service contracts, can provide shelter in the midst of recession.
Its highest grade, an "A–", came from Benigno.
In addition, Fortescue will sell its high grade lump (larger iron ore with size between 10mm and 40mm which is fed into a blast furnace for steel-making) for $1.00 per dry metric ton unit, equivalent to approximately $61 per dry ton.
The Knight's Cross of the Iron Cross, with its higher grade Oak Leaves, was awarded to recognise exceptional battlefield bravery or military leadership.
The Knight's Cross of the Iron Cross and its higher grade, the Oak Leaves, was awarded by the Third Reich to recognise extreme bravery in battle or successful military leadership.
Despite its high grade and similarity to Basal-like tumors [ 5, 6], Claudin-low tumors showed few copy number changes, which may correspond to the previously described ER-negative and copy number neutral tumor subtype reported in Chin et al. [ 19].
It has generated much buzz for its high-grade talent and festive openings.
