Sentence examples for by having a higher from inspiring English sources
Officials of Financial Cafe.com said they planned to emphasize service by having a higher ratio of service representatives to customers than established firms have.
Though similar in appearance to clay, fuller's earth differs by being more fine-grained and by having a higher water content.
In a telephone interview, Mr. Levins said, "The message you're giving by having a higher blood alcohol concentration is that it's O.K. to have a couple of drinks and then drive".
For instance, increasing by having a higher node density will increase the collision probability that results in decreasing the.
The carbonated concrete had shown more resistance to permeation by having a higher electrical resistivity on surface and was not more vulnerable to weathering carbonation.
Oxidation at 170 °C has strong advantage over higher oxidation temperatures by having a higher carbon yield and lower OMG threshold and thus oxidation time required for stabilization.
"There is no other profession anywhere where they try to build the profession up by having a high turnover rate".
"He served his country, and you've got to respect that," said Mr. Schmidt, who escaped the draft by having a high lottery number.
He also, as a man, carried a certain amount of timely association: he came to embody new mannishness and not, as is commonly supposed, just by having a high voice and wearing a sari on his hols.
Two equally probable outcomes appear for insurgency, either by sustaining it at an intermediate level or by having a high level of conflict.
