Sentence examples for was category from inspiring English sources
noun
A group, often named or numbered, to which items are assigned based on similarity or defined criteria.
- This steep and dangerous climb belongs to the most difficult category.
But it would more than exceed the insurance needs, Mr. Hitchings said, adding, "Obviously, if it was Category 5, it would be much bigger than 100-year protection".
They are now using the plans that resulted to cope with the storm, which was Category 4. Officials from the Department of Homeland Security, which includes the emergency management agency, said they were confident they had done what they could to prepare for the impact.
/I heard it was category 5/I heard it's coming back/I heard the airport's wrecked/I heard the streets are blocked….
Katrina was Category 5 but its winds only reached 174 mph, for reference.
The storm was Category 1, with 80 mph sustained winds and was moving northwest at 13 mph.
Each test item appeared for 5000 msecs followed by a prompt to indicate whether the item was category member or not.
"Palm created a device that was category-defining," said Seamus McAteer, senior analyst for market research and advisory firm Zelos Group.
Thus, the response was category- based (on the registration criteria) rather than status- based (IDP) or needs-based.
Thus, the response was category- based (having a CNIC with a particular address) rather than status- based (IDP) or needs-based.
Both are category D open jails.
First and foremost is category growth.
