Sentence examples for conduct highly from inspiring English sources

Mr. Obama called Mr. Weiner's conduct "highly inappropriate" and said the New York Democrat had "embarrassed himself" and his family.

The purpose of the MHCoE was to conduct highly collaborative and multi-disciplinary applied R&D to develop new reversible hydrogen storage materials for light-duty vehicles.

Though migrants are vulnerable to work-related accidents as they conduct highly intensive work in manufacturing plants, 61.9percentt of them believe that plasma donation is riskier than industrial injury.

Had he been taught how to conduct highly efficient research and how to work smarter, from the outset, he may already have had his photo taken in a floppy graduation hat.

Since it is difficult to conduct highly accurate full 3D simulations for frequencies up to 16 Hz, our 3D simulation was localized in the region covering an area of 81.0 × 40.5 × 45.0 km3 around seismic source (dotted rectangle in Figure 1a) discretized by a uniform grid size of 0.03 km, to focus on the propagation of the trapped P waves along the oceanic crust.

Five of the six Su-35S delivered in December went to the Gromov Flight Research Institute, where in February 2013 an eighteen-month programme began to test the Su-35's ability to conduct highly maneuverable short-range combat.

Each conducted highly focused searches, and at some stage each used the search engine Yahoo, which could explain why that company is valued at more than $70 billion.

This summer, as we approach the Republican and Democratic conventions, both major presidential candidates have conducted highly structured searches for their running mates.

In the last two decades, North Korea has on various occasions conducted highly provocative missile and nuclear tests and promised to turn Seoul into a sea of fire.

She became a notable orator and in 1880 84 conducted highly successful meetings in various halls in the West End of London.

Dr. Turkevich conducted highly classified work concerning nuclear technology in the Soviet Union, and developed techniques to measure the spread of gases globally, according to Dr. George A. Cowan, senior fellow emeritus at Los Alamos National Laboratory.