Sentence examples for high readings from inspiring English sources

Speaking to the Brisbane Times, Amy Peden, Royal Life Saving Society national manager of research and policy, explained, "We won't be arresting or getting anyone in trouble if they blow a high reading, in fact we expect quite high readings".

Similarly, high readings have typically been followed by above-average returns over similar periods.

Another sign of nervousness was very high readings over the summer on measures of market volatility.

There were further high readings on the chairs were Lugovoi and Kovtun had sat, especially on one right armrest.

Men with low readings might still harbor dangerous cancers, while those with high readings might be completely healthy.

Charles G. Sturcken, of the New York City Department of Environmental Protection, said on Saturday that the high readings might have been "just a transient spike".

Declining volume during the session hit an oversold reading of 86.4%, while declining-price levels soared to 90.5%, the highest readings since June 6 and June 7, respectively.

(As Beijingers recall, a programmer on the night shift initially set it to report ultra-high readings as "crazy bad" before diplomats intervened).

You can get super-high readings, but ideally the measurements should be done over a year to include different seasons and times of day.

(There was also one false alarm this week when sky-high readings were reported in the Setagaya ward in Tokyo; the government later said they were probably caused by bottles of radium, once widely used to make paint).

One of its highest readings over the last three decades, 84.7, was at the end of October 1987.