Sentence examples for high grade at from inspiring English sources

Against this United's attack has looked high grade at times.

Ofsted's recent report on highly able learners lamented that a quarter of children who received a high grade at primary school don't go on to get expected high grades at GCSE.

On the purity of the heroin found in the house, he concluded it was of high grade at around 61 per cent, and worth somewhere between £350 and £500.

For a subject such as economics, applicants might have an A grade in A-level economics, but some universities might also require pupils to have a high grade at maths A-level as well.

Most of the cancers missed at screening were high grade at the time of discovery.

Clear cell carcinomas resembles Type I tumors based on relative genetic stability and frequent presentation in stage I, but on the other hand, clear cell carcinoma is high grade at diagnosis.

If you're achieving high grades at A-level (or equivalent) you can feel quite a lot of pressure to "prove yourself" by getting an Oxbridge offer.

In the pinch, Marcel Grossmann, a brilliant math student whose meticulous lecture notes helped Einstein get high grades at the Zurich Polytechnic, managed to secure him a job at the Swiss Patent Office, in Bern.

She talks proudly of their high grades at the local UN schools and is careful to warn them away from the armed groups which recruit so effectively from the families of the poor and disillusioned.

Many of the major messes confronting us today - in corporate boardrooms and on Wall Street, in politics and even in churches - have been created by people who tested very well and earned high grades at prestigious institutions.

The figures for clever disadvantaged pupils failing to achieve high grades at GCSE - 36 per cent of boys and 24 per cent of girls - compares with 16 per cent of boys and nine per cent of girls amongst their equally clever but more affluent peers.