Sentence examples for far more high from inspiring English sources
"But the education reform of the last 10 to 15 years brought recognition that far more high school students are capable of performing successfully in college-level courses".
But the current conflict mirrors larger, timelier questions about the future of culinary education in an era when far more high school graduates contemplate culinary careers than a decade ago, as food television and celebrity chefs saturate the national media.
However, the public health burden of concussion is far greater in the high school setting, since there are far more high school athletes (7.1 million) than collegiate athletes (380,000) (National Federation of State High School Association 2014; National Collegiate Athletic Association 2014).
The full dataset clearly shows very strong deviation from the predicted distribution, with far more high values than would be expected from a χ1-distribution and consequently a distribution of p-values that is strongly biased toward lower values.
But rebidding two spades may be a reverse, promising far more high-card points than 11.
But, according to well-informed sources, it was a far more high-tech facility than the prisons in Afghanistan.
For example, China imports and exports far more high-tech goods than India does and its exports are as technologically advanced as a country three times as rich.
Far more high-maintenance is one of his many cats, who lies in wait for me when I return home at night and loudly demands affection and biscuits.
The Rwandan cabinet room is far more high-tech than the White House cabinet room, and when you talk to new leaders like Ellen Johnson Sirleaf of Liberia you can't help wondering about investing your 401(k) in Liberian stocks.
Koenig is taking the model that worked so well on the virtually unknown murder in Baltimore and applying it to a far more high-profile case – one that Americans are already gripped by.
You Will Meet a Tall Dark Stranger (2010) had a far more high-profile cast Antonio Banderas, Anthony Hopkins, Naomi Watts, Josh Brolin, Gemma Jones, and Frieda Pinto but the multiple romantic roundelays here never seem to add up to anything of substance, despite an offbeat plot involving astrology and psychic consultations.
