Sentence examples for rated which from inspiring English sources

There is no doubt that the shares are expensively rated, which does not allow for any hiccups.

UI was "experience rated," which meant that firms with greater unemployment were to be taxed more heavily, up to some maximum.

(The firms issuing the securities being rated, which pay for the rating agencies to assess them, naturally prefer them to be declared creditworthy).

Correction: Sept. 8, 2006 A film review in Weekend last Friday about "This Film Is Not Yet Rated, " which looks at the way films are rated, misidentified the character on "The Simpsons" television show who says, "Will someone please think of the children?" — a question paraphrased in the review.

But here's the cool part, it's going to be IP67 rated, which means it's fully submersible in water.

Both new phones are IP68 rated which means they are "totally dust tight" and can survive prolonged submersion in water depths of up to 1.5 metres for an hour.

So too was Paddy Hill's, one of the Birmingham Six, when he was interviewed on a Channel 4 chart programme of contraband songs and videos, called Top Ten: X-Rated – which began with a lurid montage of flames, Mary Whitehouse, a pole-dancer's buttocks and vomited blood.

Rates, which vary, are for early September.

The scientists received the group admission rate, which included lunch.

The game generated a 19.1 rating (which equals 314,950 households).

Gives some of the rates which are constantly being lowered.