Sentence examples for but more highly from inspiring English sources

They ventured into structured investment vehicles (SIVs), which are similar, but more highly leveraged.

Her hands had acquired a layer of softer but more highly charged air than that in the rest of the atmosphere; they had their own opinion.

However, both men made a strategy call by running in Q3 on the harder medium compound compared to the faster, but more highly degradable soft Pirelli tyre as used by those ahead of them.

There is much work to be done at lower levels, but more highly visible women in senior posts will have an effect all the way down the line – as role models and mentors and in changing the work environment that discourages women from pushing to the top.

Similar but more highly charged compounds failed in this respect, probably because of an impaired uptake in the cells.

In order to test whether histones were capable of performing a bridging role in the aggregation of LDL, we bound calf thymus histones to heparin agarose beads, where heparin was used as a structurally similar (but more highly sulphated) analogue of heparan sulphate[11].

Thus, a disorder dominated by a heterogeneous model is one in which many relatively rare but more highly-penetrant pathogenic variants mediate risk for the disease in the affected population.

Mr. Ozawa, respected in this country but perhaps more highly thought of in Europe, made some small incursions into the orchestra's conservatism (Schoenberg on Wednesday, Stravinsky scheduled for last night).

He continued to make feature films into the 1950s, but was more highly regarded for his work as a writer, teacher and documentary maker until his death in 1979.

Racial segregation was practiced in most sectors of society, but was more highly pronounced in the workforce and educational sectors.

Scott recently acknowledged Lin's season was "up and down" but spoke more highly of him Sunday.