Sentence examples for need to be rated from inspiring English sources

A hurricane does not need to be rated Category 5 intensity to cause catastrophic damage.

But in order to average 50 miles per gallon through the whole lineup, he said some vehicles would need to be rated at 60 m.p.g. or above in order to balance out less efficient models.

Fourth degree = All three constructs need to be rated as being high.

In the present case, e.g., answers need to be rated correct independently of the sequence the accounts are listed in the T-account.

As an interviewer, I'm working with a checklist of items that need to be rated, and I am very conscious of the culture at my client's organization.

They'll also need to be rated ESRB "Everyone" or "Everyone 10+" or a region's equivalent, by way of Google's recently implemented content ratings system.

One could only conclude that analysts at government-sanctioned rating agencies were probably just skimming the surface, given the volume of securities needing to be rated.

"It's a whole new world that needs to be rated," Nissan spokeswoman Jeannine Ginivan said.

The indicators compiled then needed to be rated by an expert panel.

Rating the DOS scale took significantly less time (p < 0.003), but the DOS scale needed to be rated in three successive shifts in order to indicate a diagnosis.

"The MPC said given the other assumptions in its forecast it thought probably there would need to be rate rises, and indeed more rate rises than those priced into the interest rate curve in future than the financial markets expect.