Sentence examples for has made high from inspiring English sources

Irvin Molotsky (NYT) THE WEST HEAT'S ON AGAIN -- A major scandal has made high visibility a mixed blessing for District Attorney Gil Garcetti of Los Angeles, just as it did when he ran for office four years ago.

It has made high profile deals with Apple, Twitter and others, and it is still struggling to find its way and to compete with the growing juggernaut that is AWS.

Spain and Ireland would derive the benefits of lower-valued currencies, removing the straitjacket on their growth that has made high unemployment an entrenched feature of life.

Jimmy Fallon, who has made high art out of his impersonation of Neil Young, gets a shot at getting inside the mind -- and tight leather pants -- of another Rock and Roll Hall of Famemember on his show tonight when he fills in for the Doors' lead singer Jim Morrison during an appearance by the group's original drummer, John Densmore.

The era of satellites and geographical information systems has made high resolution global data on environmental conditions increasingly available (Hay et al., 2006; Weiss et al., 2014b).

However, the small size of SctF (∼9 kDa), combined with the natural propensity toward polymerization, has made high resolution structural studies challenging.

Wheatley has made High-Rise his story, instead of Ballard's.

Michael Bay, the director of the "Transformers" franchise of films, has made high-adrenaline action sequences his trademark.

David Miliband, his foreign secretary, has made high-minded noises on spreading democracy, as well as showing a tough streak on challenges such as Russia and Iran.

Buhari's government has made high-profile arrests and launched many investigations into former officials and politicians in the administration of his predecessor, Goodluck Jonathan.

President Xi Jinping's anti-corruption drive has quashed lavish banquets (although this has made high-end liquor much cheaper).But the government has done little to promote public education.