Sentence examples for given much higher from inspiring English sources

First, it suggests that preventing violence should be given much higher priority than it is now.

A recent version being used by a smaller group of technical experts has been given much higher marks for stability and for using less computer memory.

Mr. Babitskiy's reports have been critical of the Russian military and have given much higher numbers of Russian casualties than the government has acknowledged.

The police have cut their estimate of the number killed in the head-on collision between a local train and an inter-city express to "nearer 30 than 40", having given much higher figures initially.

Mulugeta and Karl (2010) stated that physical SWC measures stabilized with nitrogen fixing plants have given much higher TN than other biological measures.

Finally, the re-organization of pathology services along the lines advocated by Lord Carter of Coles' review [ 5] should be given much higher priority.

It is giving much higher guarantees to sellers than either Christie's or Sotheby's.

He and his colleagues found a semi-dwarf mutant that gave much higher yields, partly because it produced more grain.

The new policy will extend the right to buy to a further 500,000 tenants, and give much higher discounts.

FOR its own safety's sake, America should give much higher priority to promoting global religious freedom.

It means shrinking the bloated financial sector and giving much higher priority to building Britain's strength in industry, manufacturing and services.