Sentence examples for and often the highest from inspiring English sources

In many ways the title of this article is a misnomer because for many makers the "worst" sellers are simply the cars with the lowest sales volumes and often the highest prices.

Among other findings, the analysis showed that low-income communities of color had the least canopy cover and often the highest population densities.

Simms competed at a time when horse racing was dominated by black jockeys, who were the leading riders and often the highest-paid athletes of their day.

Among her prescriptions: eliminating the union contract provisions that protect the most veteran - and often the highest-paid - teachers from layoffs.

Also, participants developing diabetes were less often employed, more often pensioners, and had more often the middle educational level and less often the highest educational level.

Those without insurance or with high-deductible plans have little weight to reduce the charges and often face the highest bills.

In Imperial China, a tiger was the personification of war and often represented the highest army general (or present day defense secretary), while the emperor and empress were represented by a dragon and phoenix, respectively.

In other words, it removes the opportunity to cut labour costs (ie salaries and pensions) in the course of the transfer – and labour is often the highest cost in land management.

For years, Germany has been a major importer of First Flush teas from Darjeeling, and prices are often the highest of the year during this season.

The grand sheik of Al Azhar University, Sayed Tantawi, the top religious cleric in Egypt and often considered the highest Sunni Muslim religious authority, distanced Egypt from any coalition.

But it seems reasonable to allow states to use the Medicaid crowbar on behalf of uninsured poor people, who lack bargaining power and often pay the highest drug prices.