Sentence examples for risks rated from inspiring English sources
In relation to northern England, the Guardian's Political Correspondent, Juliette Jowit this week wrote: According to the report for the north of England, risks rated 15 or higher are considered "significant" and coded in red; those from 8 to 12 are judged "high" or amber risk.
The HFMEA identified 72 top-level risks, rated by participants for severity and likelihood on defined scales, and identified for each whether it would be valuable to proceed with further analysis or not.
Sales advisers asked customers to risk-rate themselves from "very cautious" to "highly adventurous", but Axa did not offer any products in the "very cautious" category.
28% (7 ratings) show the highest risk rating.
64% (16 ratings) have a medium risk rating.
Security-risk rating: zero (unreadable: written in invisible ink).
In time, Yahoo will lose the high-risk rating.
Risk rating: 9/10 High risk but the tax breaks make it worthwhile for some.
Risk rating: 2/10 Bonds pay no interest and you may never win anything.
Risk rating: 7/10 Gold has dazzled but could be vulnerable at current high prices.
The data has been grouped by month and year, by incident category and by risk rating.
