Sentence examples for high year from inspiring English sources

In the past, my count was in the low 70s, and in a high year it was 105.

The self-portraits of Alice Neel and Celia Paul starred in a high year for this genre, with the fabulous Facing the World in Edinburgh, From Rembrandt to Munch to Ai Weiwei, and Portrait of the Artist, still on at the Queen's Gallery.

In addition to saying "climate change is crap", in a more considered interview with the ABC's Four Corners, Abbott said: "I have pointed out in the past that there was that high year a few years ago and the warming, if you believe various measuring organisations, hasn't increased … the point is not the science, the point is how should government respond, and we have a credible response".

Mean sensitivity and standard deviation values indicated high year to year variability (Table 2).

Over the longer term, the percentage of taxes paid through individual returns has, since 1980, fluctuated between 49% in the low year of 1992 and 56% in the high year of 1982.

In this paper an updated version of the SIRM model, called SIRMPol, is described and corresponding outputs in terms of the F2-layer critical frequency (foF2) are compared with values recorded at the mid-latitude station of Rome (41.8°N, 12.5°E), for extremely high (year 1958) and low (years 2008 and 2009) solar activity.

But relentless advertising, new attractions and an improving economy now keep attendance high year-round.

In most parts of the coast, average temperatures exceed 80 °F (27 °C) and relative humidity is high year-round.

Combined with high year-round temperatures and abundant rainfall, they provide favourable conditions for plant growth and agriculture.

The former grow in regions that have reliably high, year-round rainfall; the latter occur in areas with lower, more erratic rainfall.

The number of visitors is high year-round, but usage is especially heavy in spring and fall when the temperatures are more moderate.