Sentence examples for a higher transfer from inspiring English sources

One of the few cities with a higher transfer tax than New York is Philadelphia, at 4 percent.

He didn't get much playing time last season and even though he shows great promise, showcasing that talent in World Cup qualifying and the Olympics would certainly garner a higher transfer fee from a buying club than it would now.

Typically, SLC NAND has a higher transfer rate and greater cell endurance than MLC NAND flash memory.

Some suggestions have been put forward (e.g., to use a high-performance SD Cards for large data amount to get a higher transfer rate).

The analysis of parental loci transmission revealed a higher transfer ratio of male-specific loci detected in F1 hybrids, suggesting that oilseed rape genetic markers can be transferred at relatively high frequencies to the next generation.

Due to the fact that N2O generation is calculated on the basis of the applied N, a higher transfer of digestate nitrogen into nitrous oxide after fertilization is calculated to be 2.98: 0.8 = 3.73, where 2.98 is the N2O emission after the application in kg of CO2 equivalents for both kinds of fertilizer.

Giving birth at home for a first-timer carries higher risks of stillbirth or neonatal death for the baby, according to figures from the National Perinatal Epidemiology Unit.There is also a high transfer rate into labour wards.

Atletico Madrid goalkeeper David de Gea has said he would not feel the pressure of a high transfer fee if he were to join Manchester United.

This system shows a high transfer number of lithium ion at 85 °C and its conductivity reaches to 10−3 10−2 S cm−1 from 40 °C to 150 °C.

This coenzyme contains electrons that have a high transfer potential; in other words, they will release a large amount of energy upon oxidation.

Perhaps it was because he commanded a high transfer fee that he's become a byword for falling off the radar, or perhaps it was the speed at which it happened, or maybe it's just that god-awful haircut that drove a stranger to punch him in the face in a restaurant.