Sentence examples similar to answer to the highest from inspiring English sources

One in five public sector organisations said their answer to the higher wage threshold would be to make bigger cuts in staff numbers than previously planned.

The H-1B visa, which was created in 1990 largely in answer to the high-tech industry's complaints about a shortage of skilled workers in the United States, is the topic of heated debate right now.

If a 'one nation business model' is seen as the answer to the high street's problems then it makes you wonder what our political leaders think the question is.

More important, "Awkward" is MTV's answer to the high-school-girl dramas and comedies on ABC Family and CW, the networks that have dominated the market for female teenage angst.

But some policy analysts are concerned that the movement toward a system in which employers feel responsible for paying a fixed amount for health care is not an answer to the higher costs.

Restoring the vaginal microflora should in that case be a promising answer to the high prevalence of HPV infections.

The fact that the women do not have a right to decide about the mode of birth without individual counselling and a structured care programme [ 25] is one answer to the high VBAC rates, according to the clinicians.

Another concern regarding the methodology is that the literature has shown that the mean WTP is much higher with the dichotomous-choice format and that there is a high proportion of 'yes' answers to the highest dichotomous-choice bid [ 36].

Marriage between first cousins doubles the risk of children being born with birth defects, according to a study seeking answers to the higher than expected rates of deaths and congenital abnormalities in the babies of the Pakistani community.

England's central defensive partnership of Phil Jagielka and Gary Cahill still have questions to answer at the highest international level and Lewandowski may just be the man to pose them.

Intended as a UK answer to the popular high-budget US miniseries Roots, it is widely considered the first British miniseries and is also the first British police drama to feature a black actor in the starring role.