Sentence examples for a high measure from inspiring English sources

There is a high measure of standardization in kind and style, despite lingering local traditions in more remote areas.

This finding of "fact"—on a question the state courts were in a far better position than the federal courts to answer—deserves a "high measure of deference," Sumner v. Mata, 455 U.S. 591, 598, 102 S.Ct.

He has added a high measure of diamanté sparkle, courtesy of Swarovski, and his women's tutus have necklines that plunge to the waistline, even though the cleavage is actually covered.

This hints at a larger problem, which is significant: at present, no one has any idea what the normal range of 8oxodg is — or even whether a high measure is necessarily bad.

By the standards of the 1600s, England was a fluid society accustomed to a high measure of self-government.

The EXP rule is known for having low delay and a high measure of fairness as well as throughput [17].

Optical method, primarily based on light scattering techniques and microwave resonant cavities, has a high measuring precision, however, with the estimation of steam quality strongly depending on the droplet size classification[3 5].

The two prevalent forms of starch in rice is amylose and amylopectin and a high measured amylose ratio thereby indirectly indicate a low amylopectin ratio.

Senior European officials meeting in Brussels agreed to implement a higher measure of monitoring at external borders, even as France extended its broad counterterrorism sweeps nationwide.

Rural-to-urban migrants are exposed to more water pollution and a higher measure of overall environmental hazard.

Rail fares are set for the steepest annual increase in the past five years, after the government set prices for commuters at July's 3.6% increase in the retail price index, which is typically a higher measure of prices than CPI.