Sentence examples for High grading from inspiring English sources

The upland areas of Waterford are mainly ridges 600 to 800 feet (180 to 240 metres) high, grading into lowlands and marked by ranges of mountains, principally the Knockmealdowns, Comeraghs, and Monavullaghs, all reaching elevations of about 2,300 feet (700 metres).

It may occur for a number of reasons, including the perceived poor quality and lack of value of fish compared to others (high grading), or because landing or retention is prohibited by regulation.

It is when fishermen are forced to throw fish overboard, either because they don't have quotas to catch those fish; the fish are below the minimum landing size; they're not the species the skipper was targeting; or because they need to make room on the boat for more commercially valuable fish, called "high grading".

The RNN is a statistical tool designed to predict malignancy or high grading of enhancing renal masses.

In early evaluation phases, identification of a suitable resource for development through the high grading of resources with minimal data is the key objective.

This difference is largely the result of past disturbance such as fires and vegetation management history such as "high grading" forest harvesting and clearing for grazing purposes in private land ownership (Ryan and Taylor 2006).

The acting is high grade.

"I always wanted to have high grades.

"The high grade is a 94.

He said they were bundled high grade but not really high grade.

They'd certainly like to high grade their portfolios.