Sentence examples for rated the ultimate from inspiring English sources

(Fox, $39.98, not rated) THE ULTIMATE MATRIX COLLECTION All three of the Wachowski brothers' "Matrix" movies, and the animated collection "The Animatrix," now remastered for Blu-ray.

Wade Keller of the Pro Wrestling Torch rated the Ultimate X Challenge 4 and a fourth stars out of 5, while the main event 2 and three-quarter stars out of 5.

"At any rate, the ultimate costs to the economy of any impact on the government shareholdings would not be additive to the cost estimates, which assume that all the costs flow through to borrowers".

Matthew Gass of the British Association of Dermatologists said: "The incidence of melanoma and non-melanoma skin cancer continues to rise at a worrying rate, and although the rise in incidence has been met by an improvement in survival rates, the ultimate goal is to prevent skin cancers occurring in the first place.

(3) Steel rebar corrosion was shown to reduce the initial stiffness and ultimate strength and to significantly increase the stiffness degradation rates and the ultimate strength degradation rates of the structure.

Conservative predictions are given by the nominal radial load rating, with the ultimate load-to-load rating ratio ranging between 1.27 and 1.79.

However, the DESR may shorten studies where response rates are low but high EPD rates suggest the ultimate efficacy will be poor.

By competing with the growth planes having different rates, the prisms with the lower growth rates dictated the ultimate lateral habit or shape of developed single crystals.

In Serbian, with English subtitles 1 hour 41 minutes; not rated Sex is the ultimate refuge from death in "Clip," a graphic and often disturbing story of Serbian teenagers in heat, on drugs and at odds with the world.

The yield strength increases with strain rate, but the material becomes more brittle with the increase in strain rate, with the ultimate strains over 400% under quasi-static loading, and decreasing to less than 200% at strain rate around 2000 s−1.

Such an understanding can inform the Ministry of Health and Social Welfare in Tanzania in the formulation of national and local policies and programs to increase PNC utilization rates, with the ultimate goal of reducing preventable deaths taking place in the high risk postnatal period and beyond.