Sentence examples for be too high which from inspiring English sources

Harmison rattles one onto the top of the batsman's front pad and it might be too high, which convinces umpire Harper to shake his head.

"They can often be too high, which they have been at times with Michael.

This is a good ratio because we don't want the approval rate to be too high, which would mean low selectivity.

If the consequence estimation is over conservative the selected SIL may be too high, which will result in an over designed and a very costly Safety Instrumented System (SIS).

As it is pointed out in Section 4, the complexity required to estimate the interference may be too high, which provides further arguments in favor of the receiver that is based on estimating the variance.

It is possible that the degeneracy of the CoCoMo primers could be too high, which would reduce the concentration of primers specific for a particular target sequence and decrease the sensitivity of the assay.

But some moderate Republicans say they, too, believe his tax cut is too high, which means Mr. Bush may have to win over some Democrats.

So in that sense interest rates are too high, which means that it would be good to raise expected inflation, and also that there's a case for temporary fiscal stimulus.

Investors are polarised between 1) Arm specifics offset the slow down this year, next year sees a demand recovery and then Arm moves into new areas and 2) The slow-down will impact Arm such that consensus is too high which is not priced into the stock.

Like many French executives, Mr. Varin insisted that the cost of labor was too high, which the government disputes, but he has promised to try to find jobs in other factories for some of those laid off and an alternate use for the factory in Aulnay, where Mr. Hollande got 62.5 percent of the vote.

Right or the fees are too high, which happens.