Sentence examples for be all that high from inspiring English sources

The ratios of debt and deficits to G.D.P. won't be all that high by historical standards, but the bond market will look ahead and see that things don't add up: the rich have been promised low tax rates, middle-class baby boomers have been promised pensions and medical care, and the government can't meet all those promises while paying interest on its debt.

The price could not be all that high, given Lucent's depressed market valuation.

From now on you can level to around 60+ str and now catch your attack level back up to your combat level (which shouldn't be all that high, some where around 50-. Level at experiments for best experience.

Fastmac's U-Charge is worth the $80 price tag, which I don't really think is all that high considering its usefulness.

(Or it could be all that high-fructose corn syrup).

And the train won't be all that high-speed after all.

It will be "all that sort of high level principle," Mr. Specter said.

While the Tony ceremony may be the highest-profile platform for the industry as a whole, the profile has not been all that high recently.

But dignity has never been all that high on Clinton's agenda.

They designed a system that appeared to be all about high standards.

After much consternation, it turns out that Apple's prices for e-books, especially best-sellers, might not be that high after all.