Sentence examples for high protest from inspiring English sources
Moreover, a model that drops high protest days also shows a significant relationship, suggesting that the association is not driven by a few large events.
Of those 16 patients (13 patients with a preference for home therapy vs. 3 patient with a preference for hospital therapy) who did not provide an interpretable response, one registered an astronomically high "protest" WTP far exceeding their ability to pay, while 15 indicated a treatment preference but provided no monetary value.
Although depending on the scheduling of the elections, second-order elections tend to have (much) lower turnout and (somewhat) higher protest voting.
Figure 1 shows the daily measure of protests in a high-protest country (Egypt) and low-protest one (Qatar) as well as the average level of protest per country in our study.
Daily protests during the Arab Spring in a high-protest country (Egypt, upper left) and a low-protest country (Qatar, upper right) as measured in the Global Dataset on Events, Location, and Tone from November 1st, 2010 to December 31st , 2011
Daily coordination on Twitter during the Arab Spring in a high-protest country (Egypt, upper left) and a low-protest country (Qatar, upper right) as measured by the Gini coefficient applied to the distribution of all hashtags used in a given country on a given day.
Increasing the rate of immigrant arrivals might please firms and contribute to raise the municipal revenues, but at the same time, it can lead to situations of overcongestion and higher protests by local residents.
The decision to shelve the proposal came almost two years to the day that six Greenpeace climate change protesters staged a high-profile, high-up protest, climbing Kingsnorth's 200-metre smokestack to protest against the carbon emissions.
And on Sunday tax avoidance campaigners linked to UK Uncut are hoping to repeat the high street protest that shut Vodafone and Topshop branches last year.
The most high profile protest has been Occupy Wall Street in New York, which began on 17 September.
