Sentence examples for bluntly higher from inspiring English sources

One recent study, by Philippe Jacquart and J. Scott Armstrong, puts it bluntly: "Higher pay fails to promote better performance".

The most recent (2007) assessment by the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) said bluntly: "higher temperatures and decreased precipitation have contributed to changes in drought".

As an article carried by The Associated Press put it bluntly, "The high court said Catholic Charities is not different from other businesses in California".

Hammond bluntly said the high court's ruling "should not be upheld or endorsed".

To put it bluntly, is charitable giving a high-minded form of consumption?

He told the French bluntly that they could not afford their high-tax, high-security, low-growth, low-employment model indefinitely, and promised a "rupture" with the complacency of the past.

Ford's Mr. Farley, who was previously with Toyota, spoke bluntly about the threat posed by higher gasoline prices.

Bluntly put, Interstellar opted to play high stakes, leveraging a massive opening at an off-peak time of year on the back of Nolan's august reputation.

To put it bluntly, academic salaries in Australia are much higher than the UK.

As the New York Times bluntly put it last year, "where income is higher, life spans are longer".

Vivian Tsou, chief operating officer and president of Lelege USA, Mr. Zhang's development company, put it bluntly: "The bang for your buck is higher here".