Sentence examples for highest exit from inspiring English sources

The ONS found that over the period 2009-12 the UK had the highest exit rate out of poverty but also one of the highest entry rates.

In the final test of this system, Alan and the StratEx team set three new skydiving world records, including the highest exit altitude (135,899 feet, or 41,422 meters).

The team notes the case of Bill Clinton, who was impeached by the U.S. House of Representatives on two counts of lying under oath and obstructing justice regarding his relationship with a White House intern, but then went on to complete his presidency with a 66% approval rating, the highest exit rating since World War II.

The next highest exit concentration was in London, at 10percentt.

Here in the Kenai Fjords National Park we came within 20 yards of the startlingly blue, 150-foot-high Exit Glacier, part of the great Harding Icefield.

There aren't many costs to cut, so any new suitor must expect either a faster growth rate or a higher exit multiple.

Service by older and long tenured directors on nominating committees may have an impact on boardroom succession planning and refreshment since such directors may have a self-interested bias towards longer service and higher exit ages.

The simulation results indicate that almost complete conversion of methane (99.99%), high exit hydrogen yield of 3.00 and low exit temperature of 569.8 °C are obtained by proper selection of design parameters of the CFFBMR with oxygen distribution.

Page 26 Sunday Business HOW THE NATION'S BANKS COULD RETURN THE FAVOR State and local governments looking to refinance bonds to save money are stuck in Wall Street swap deals with relatively high interest rates -- and even higher exit fees.

He said the FCA would examine concerns that loyal policyholders were being exploited with high fees and bad service, adding that it  would consider banning punitively high exit fees which lock many savers into their poor-value policies.

A higher exit blade angle was suggested by the researchers.