Sentence examples for officially rated from inspiring English sources

It pays the premiums for 800,000 Rwandans officially rated as "poorest of the poor".

Desert Orchid is still officially rated the fourth best chaser ever.

The corresponding weekend this summer was the first of the year to be officially rated circulation très difficile.

Officially rated 171, and looking better than ever in the Lexus Chase last time, the evergreen Tidal Bay has been indulged with a mark of 162.

All this has had a disastrous effect on the country's chronic unemployment, officially rated at 14% but believed to be much higher.

At the same time, it emerged just how many people – Edward Snowden included – were entrusted with vast quantities of information that was officially rated as secure.

Hong Kong does not officially rate its hotels, but packagers usually do, working up a confusing ladder that includes no "budget" or "economy" but starts with "standard". Above that come first class, superior first class, deluxe and luxury, with some variations in terms.

See, Yelp officially rates restaurants in half-star intervals, but publishes all of the ratings.

In Britain, organisations that officially rate hotels, such as the AA, recognise five-star as the highest level.

There are dozens of ways to usefully measure the performance of the world's fastest supercomputers – everything from the speed of a system's internal communications network and its ability to randomly access memory, to the traditional measure of a high performance system's speed: its ranking on the Linpack benchmark, which is used to "officially" rate systems on the international Top500 list.

A spokesman told me: "We are rated officially by Abu Dhabi Tourism Authority as a five-star".But the third hotel, the Townhouse Galleria in Milan (pictured), is rather prouder.