Sentence examples for be a relatively high from inspiring English sources
Optimum might be a relatively high ventilation if the collector case is not designed to be completely tight.
Overall, there appears to be a relatively high frequency of change in DHD, even in the last weeks of life.
In particular, cycling to work or to school can be a relatively high intensity activity that by itself might suffice for maximum health gain.
Even if that cost may work out to be a relatively high line item for Mapbox (the startup has raised to date only around $10 million from the Foundry Group and the Knight Foundation), Gundersen contends it's nowhere near the expense of doing things the older way that the bigger companies still use.
More convincingly, few people will raise an objection to the expectation that there will be a relatively high degree of correlation between test scores in English (or any other school subject) for eighth graders, ninth graders, and so forth for the same group of students.
Although this seems to be a relatively high water content for samples synthesized from non-aqueous solvents, the water is probably due to the water from the yttrium nitrate hexahydrate and insufficient drying of the nanoparticles (approximately 1 h under vacuum at room temperature) after washing with ethanol and methanol.
Specific specs are absent, but this handset will purportedly be a relatively high-end beast: Wi-Fi, 3G, a "screamin' CPU", and a high-res camera are all mentioned.
Burglary rates range from 248 per 100,000 in the New York City area (often considered to be a relatively high-crime area) to 1196 per 100,000 in the Memphis, Tennessee area (often considered to be a relatively low-crime area).
"One of the biggest challenges for selling a Broadway show is that it's a relatively high price," Mr. Bernstein said.
