Sentence examples for a suitably high from inspiring English sources
Sensitisation in the heat-affected zones of ferritic stainless steel welds is typically prevented by stabilisation of the parent material with titanium or niobium, and suitable design of the overall composition to produce a suitably high ferrite factor.
At a suitably high energy, the electromagnetic and weak nuclear forces unite.
I put it off because stacking wood is something I have come to relatively late in life, and therefore lack a suitably high degree of confidence in.
Patrick Moy effectively plays the emperor, Saturninus, as a youthfully snickering voluptuary, Geraldine Alexander makes a suitably "high- witted" Tamora, and Shaun Parkes invests the villainous Aaron with a wonderfully brazen confidence.
While this is a suitably high stakes set up for Batman's latest adventure, it also prevents players from making the Dark Knight behave as badly as the criminals he's trying to put down.
The main difficulty for a detailed investigation of delamination with a suitably high resolution is that the de-adhesion is a process occurring at a buried interface.
You can adjust many of the parameters and it adds a suitably high-tech flavor to your tablet's screen.
There will, accordingly, be a suitably high-profile conclusion to McCaw's international career as the All Blacks seek to become the first side to retain the World Cup.
While Sunderland sought their first league win of the season, Tottenham were determined to exorcise memories of their 3-0 home defeat against Liverpool a fortnight ago and made a suitably high-octane start in the warm sunshine.
It's a suitably high-spirited salute to a character who was disastrously reimagined as a scowling, corset-wearing Juggalo-type during DC's New 52 relaunch in 2011, but – under the recent guidance of writers Amanda Conner and Jimmy Palmiotti – has returned to something approaching her absurdist best.
Cameron, who stepped down as prime minister in June after losing the EU referendum, and who subsequently resigned his seat at Westminster, is thought to have been looking for a suitably high-profile role, and has also been rumoured to be considering a role in international development.
