Sentence examples for high hidden from inspiring English sources

But as the tale of the humble IV bag shows all too clearly, it is secrecy that helps keep prices high: hidden in the underbrush of transactions among multiple buyers and sellers, and in the hieroglyphics of hospital bills.

Small- and medium-sized farmers pay extremely high hidden costs.

A quarter said they had been hit with high, hidden charges for reminder letters and failed payments.

There was a debit card ("the Kardashian Kard") that had high hidden fees and from which, after a firestorm in the press, the family distanced themselves; and a diet product that is currently the subject of a lawsuit.

In "The High, Hidden Cost of Saudi Arabian Oil" (Week in Review, Oct. 21), you say Saudi Arabia has put pressure on the Bush administration to toughen its stance on Israel.

So it proves at the Anglican cathedral in Liverpool, where the audience for One Step Forward, One Step Back pant up twisting stairs, squeeze through narrow corridors and stand giddily in high, hidden places before bursting out of the bell tower into the open air, to look down on the Liver Building, the Brookside estates and the Georgian terraces which make up the cityscape.

In these cases, the agreement coefficient tends to be very high, hiding disagreements on the items with possible positive classifications.

Faster and higher, hidden away.

Carbon black, any of a group of intensely black, finely divided forms of amorphous carbon, usually obtained as soot from partial combustion of hydrocarbons, used principally as reinforcing agents in automobile tires and other rubber products but also as extremely black pigments of high hiding power in printing ink, paint, and carbon paper.

The method realizes high hiding capacity without degrading the speech quality.

Some of the coded domain methods have achieved a considerably high hiding capacity comparing to the used codecs rate.