Sentence examples for especially high level from inspiring English sources

"There's an especially high level of uncertainty in forecasting Medicare".

The arts developed distinctively Thai expressions, and Sukhothai bronze sculpture reached an especially high level.

The new analysis has found that in many countries, once a nation achieves an especially high level of development, women appear to start having more babies again.

And this year, there seems to be an especially high level of mast years, with species such as beech, oak and sweet chestnut synchronising despite their differing cycles.

She is seeking an especially high level of scrutiny for two twin-reactor plants in her state, the only ones that the commission says are in zones of high seismic activity.

Because this post is appearing on Election Day, we concentrated on phrases from the political realm — from "activist judges," which peaked in late 2004, to jobs and economy, phrases that have been increasing and falling for years but are at an especially high level now for obvious reasons.

The report found especially high levels among Asian New Yorkers, especially foreign-born Chinese, and people with high incomes.

And while it does not contain especially high levels of calcium, magnesium and potassium, the blood it contains mean it is a good source of iron.

The Obama administration has tried to address these problems with new rules to make programs with especially high levels of student debt and very low repayment rates ineligible for federal student aid.

Community District Eight in Manhattan, which stretches from Fifth Avenue to Roosevelt Island, and from 59th Street to 96th Street, showed especially high levels of sulfur dioxide, which is generated by burning heavy heating oil, and particulate matter, another unwanted byproduct of burning fuel.

As a result, the recent cohorts of immigrants have especially high levels of schooling in fact, higher than the Canadian-born.