Sentence examples for high-end it from inspiring English sources

No attempt either to explain that Theresa May's one-third reduction in net immigration is probably down to student exclusions and the visa squeeze on high-end IT specialists which so annoys big business.

But at fashion's high end, it may be consumers who think they are being exploited.

"As a rule, consumers don't buy at any price, but at the high end it doesn't seem to matter.

If the red convertible sells at the high end, it will rank as the second most expensive car ever sold at public auction.

With prices that have already reached about $50 at the high end, it will be more difficult for publishers to make a profit even with a successful game.

At the high end, it faces stronger competition than ever from Apple and some emerging (and reemerging) Android-based players such as LG and Xiaomi.

At the high end, it would cost $14 million to convert to diesel, a sum Mr. Petri tried and failed to secure in 2010 from President Obama's economic stimulus law.

On the low end, the price represents a 2.1 percent discount to A.I.A.'s closing price in Hong Kong on Thursday; on the high end, it represents a 1.7 percent premium.

At the higher end, it pays $12.30 per passenger at St . Louis where American Airlines has sharply reduced flights, meaning others have to pick up more of the costs.

But the opposite is often true at the high end: "It's almost cheaper to rent a luxury home than to buy it," she said.

(Note that $600 million estimate is on the high end, it could be half that amount).