Sentence examples for height often from inspiring English sources

The buses' height, often around 13 feet, has also introduced complications.

In harvesting, either mechanically or by hand, the stalks are cut off some height — often 6 to 15 inches — above the ground.

He was self-conscious about his height, often put in older youth hockey groups because he looked so out of place playing with children his age.

It does not flower for the first 15 years and can grow to a considerable height, often well over 100 ft. As one might expect, it is related to the magnolia, but as far as my other guesses were concerned, they were not all correct.

Sedimentary deposits left by marine inundations are prime examples of direct records because they register the height, often minimum, of that inundation.

Determination of the appropriate tracheal tube size using formulas based on age or height often is inaccurate in pediatric patients with congenital heart disease (CHD), particularly in those with high pulmonary arterial pressure (PAP).

During the Yom Kippur war of 1973 he fought the Syrians on the Golan Heights, often in thick snow.

Walsh was also forced to request this week that people cease the practice of "snow jumping" – propelling themselves from heights, often upstairs windows, into massive banks of snow while wearing only bathing costumes.

Pasternak, refusing to leave the U.S.S.R. even after the campaign against him reached terrorizing heights, often rued the exploitation of his book, suspecting that the powers that be were more interested in its political uses than its literary ones.

Furthermore, our experiments confirm that placing localization system in suitable higher heights often reduces the reverberation degree, especially for flying objects.

This seems to corroborate the premise that Cuba's values education programme can and does assist students to become more civil, caring and conscientious and, in the long run, raise academic performance to heights often unparalleled elsewhere.