Sentence examples for the second highest category from inspiring English sources

The building is listed Grade II*, the second highest category, in honour of its importance not just for the martyrs' story but as a rare survival of one of the simplest early Methodist chapels.

Moody's credit rating agency downgraded Spain's sovereign debt to AA1, still the second highest category, but 10-year bond yields fell to 4.13% as investors feared the cut could have been worse.

Currently described as a "moderate typhoon" by Taiwan's Central Weather Bureau – the second highest category – it could be raised to the top category of "severe typhoon" if wind speeds near the centre reach more than 184km an hour.

The second highest category, selected by 14 individuals, was Paleoanthropology/Human Evolution (24.6%).

That the modal response is the second highest category may indicate a tendency towards moderate responses.

In 2011, Public School 124 took its students to compete in the second highest category at a national high school chess competition - and won.

Fifteen per cent (n = 73) were distinguished as sociotechnical issues, representing the third highest category of all reported incidents, and thus may be unique to hospitals that have such ICT systems in place.

Consumer complaints about debt collection companies consistently rank as the second-highest category among all complaints at the agency, behind identity theft.

This weekend, he will race again at Le Mans, sharing a car in the second-highest category with Martin Brundle, a former Formula One driver, and Brundle's son, Alex.

Marino Franchitti, who is driving a regular gas engine car in the second-highest category, agreed that the race was likely to change the image of hybrid cars — as well as contribute to their development.

The tower, at 30 West Street, was the first residential building in the city to get a gold LEED rating, the second-highest category, from the United States Green Building Council, which has a point-based rating system that allows developers to market their buildings as green.