Sentence examples for High asserts from inspiring English sources

"They totally went out on a high," asserts Walsh.

"I can make a case the market will go to a new alltime high," asserts Steinhardt.

Then he raises the bar higher, asserting that advertising is about confronting the three basic centers of human concern — love, time, and death: "We long for love, we wish we had more time, and we fear death".

The hurdles to entry are high, Jen asserts.

He assesses England's readiness to fight as high but asserts that it will do so only if no compromise is possible with Germany, whom England regards as its only serious enemy.

A visit to the family's trailer by its owner, who's owed rent, indicates that Brady and his family need money, and the action cuts to a job center, where Brady — who has never made a résumé and hasn't graduated from high school — asserts that he's only looking for a temporary job until he can get back to rodeo riding.

At the 400,000-year mark, one controversial estimate puts the level at 60 feet higher; Raymo asserts it was more like 18 to 40.

Although the specifics behind Peltz's plan to improve profitability and performance remains ambiguous, "we continue to believe his involvement raises the execution bar at P&G, which is supportive of a higher multiple," asserts Grundy.

At the same time, the Deputy High Commissioner asserted that he and the High Commissioner did not pursue the issue because they believed that the French were handling it (page 2 of statement, top).

But the depression and bleak moods that had shadowed him throughout middle and high school asserted themselves.

Wages would stay high, he asserted, as long as there was a "safety valve" (i.e., cheap farmland) to draw off excess workers.