Sentence examples for euphoric levels from inspiring English sources

It was only a month ago that the head of the German IFO reported that business confidence had hit record highs in Europe's largest economy with sentiment amongst German businesses at euphoric levels.

Gino Kelly, owner of Kelly Associates in Darien, has also had numerous price reductions in the $3 million and above range, from 5 to 10percentt, "but reduced from euphoric levels," he said, "not unlike prices they traded at in the past.

This would suggest that margin debt associated with short selling is much more than that of 2000, which is another way of saying that we are not at the euphoric levels of 2000, when a higher percentage of margin debt was attributed to borrowing to better leverage long stock positions.

And while individual investors are becoming an increasing presence in the market, as evidenced by rising prices of secondary stocks of smaller companies, they are still not buying at anything near euphoric levels, said Robert R. Prechter, editor of the Elliott Wave Theorist newsletter in Gainesville, Ga.

Your blood alcohol level has now snuck past that happy and euphoric level of 10-30 milligrams per decilitre and you are now slurring your speech, with impaired balance (due to brain cerebellar dysfunction), and feeling sick.

Avicii, whose euphoric international hit "Levels" has Etta James singing about a "good feeling," is heading for the same anthemic arena pop as Coldplay, without the intellectual distractions.

The daily self-ratings of hypomania and mania reflect activation levels for either euphoric or dysphoric mood (Bauer et al. 2004).

The self-ratings of mania reflect activation levels for either euphoric or dysphoric mood [ 13].

The reaction to what Haddon calls the play's appendix, when Christopher returns to the stage after curtain call to answer one of his maths A-level questions, is euphoric.

Eight of England's squad could play in the game and, for all that ticket sales will be boosted by a euphoric homecoming, on a sporting level it would usually appear perverse that Sampson's players are expected to crack straight back on with the domestic grind.

Research by Brickman, Coats and Janoff-Bulman found that while lottery winners felt an initial burst of euphoric joy, a year later their happiness levels returned to where they were before their big win.