Sentence examples for higher specification from inspiring English sources

It will no longer pay for standard computers for disabled students, or for much of the higher specification IT it now subsidises.

Undoubtedly, Liverpool One is significantly cleaner, its streets and fittings of a higher specification than the surrounding city which suddenly feels slightly shabby in comparison.

Tata said it would in future concentrate efforts on the higher specification steels used in aerospace and the energy sectors, moving away from the more basic steel bar business which has been most hit by competition.

"We will pay for higher specification or higher cost computers where a student needs one solely by virtue of their disability," he stated.

He said: "It is simply not possible for individual companies to supply fuel to a higher specification than that imposed by the national regulator, not least because in many of these markets fuel is supplied at uniform quality through a single logistical supply chain".

The deal struck by BSkyB today will allow Virgin Media access to HD channels but BT and Top Up TV will have to apply to the CAT to get HD access as and when their services can launch the higher specification channels.

The main device has higher specifications than rivals including the £79 Apple TV, Roku devices (ranging from £30 to £90) or Google Chromecast at £30.

However, since they are based on ABS, they require higher specifications in tags.

As the company established its Android presence, it built up a reputation of trumping every other device through higher specifications, and that was enough until around 2012.

Older generations require much higher specifications, good bus routes and amenities whilst young people are more willing to compromise on transport links and stairs in favour of price".

For enthusiasts who loved the carbon fibre roof available on higher specifications of the old M3 coupe, the feature is now found on both two- and four-door models.