Sentence examples for has got a high from inspiring English sources

"Jake has got a high profile," he said.

"He has got a high work ethic and is a very dedicated person to the game".

"Every coach in the world has got a high opinion of Gareth Ellis and regardless of the club he would contribute and make the side much, much better.

Many studies have shown that the MMSE has got a high construct validity and test-retest reliability [ 28].

Interviewee: Nursing manager) "The inner city area has got a high Asian minority population but we have got an excellent public involvement manager involved in quite a numerous amount of projects within the inner city.

MetS has got a high prevalence in the US population; in people >20 years old it is 24% and it rises to > 40% in patients ≥ 60 years of age [ 15, 16].

Glasgow East has got a higher proportion of its local economy in the public sector than had some of the countries in the communist bloc, yet does it feel like a very empowered kind of place?

For that reason we control whether at least one parent has got a higher education degree.

"We've got a high population of mosquitoes on the wing right now," he said.

It's awesome, you've got a high chair over here, you've got one running around over there.

"The N.Y.P.D.'s stop-and-frisk policy is much higher in this area, and with the shootings at different housing projects, you've got a high imprisonment ratio and kids dying all the time.