Sentence examples for continuing high level from inspiring English sources

The episode tied up a number of loose ends, though despite what was on the line — a prison term for Will, humiliation and disbarment for Alicia — it never felt like anything mattered all that much, an accusation that could be leveled at the season so far, despite the show's continuing high level of execution.

The country's religious roots and its continuing high level of religious faith make Americans more likely to see enemies not just as opponents but as evil.

These figures underline the continuing high level of support enjoyed by the left-of-Labour alternative Rahman and Khan have offered, something Biggs has wisely acknowledged.

It follows a Westminster debate yesterday in which the Lib-Dem MP Don Foster said: "The continuing high level of media deaths cries out for more action by international institutions such as the United Nations to force governments to pay more attention to the safety crisis facing journalists and media".

Clearly alarmed by the continuing high level of fighting in Cambodia, the five Governments also urged the Phomn Penh Government and the three-party opposition coalition to move quickly toward setting up a Supreme National Council that would prepare the way for free elections.

Lord Mandelson, the Blairite former Cabinet minister, said : "If Labour wants to fight the next election with the pledge of more capital spending, the party will need to keep a sharp eye open for any adverse market reaction as the continuing high level of debt as proportion of GDP could weaken confidence.

The other side of this sexualisation is the continuing high levels of rape, domestic violence and sexual abuse.

The Association points out that the continuing high levels of cold-calling is still disturbing the public.

The United Nations last month warned of "continuing high levels of harassment and intimidation of human rights defenders, lawyers and journalists" in Sri Lanka.

Your report on the continuing high levels of executive pay ("Again, Money Follows the Pinstripes," April 6) must make shareholders wonder what they can do about it.

Those stats include majorities of men who equate masculine incumbency with income disparity, continuing high levels of unemployment and political gridlock.