Sentence examples for highest great from inspiring English sources

Fully 20% regard her as great – the next highest "great" score is Blair's – and that is only 4%.

The total medal count, 47, is also the third highest Great Britain has ever achieved, with only the 1908 and the 2012 Games resulting in more medals.

The chief officer of the body is the Lord President of the Council, who is the fourth highest Great Officer of State, a member of the Cabinet, and normally, the Leader of either the House of Lords or the House of Commons.

In sort of a generic big-picture sense, the American economy continued its comeback from the Great Recession, as unemployment hit five percent -- exactly half of the ten percent of its highest Great Recession spike, in Obama's first year in office.

"He's a great player, smart, I.Q. is very high, great shooter and a good teammate," Rose said.

We have had tremendous highs: "Great lecture!

Catherine Wiggins, wife of Bradley ( @Cathwiggins1981  ): "Heads high GREAT Britain and on your feet for Mark Cavendish".

These expectations of recovery were dichotomized into high (great extent) and low (little/some extent).

The MixHMM are more advantagous when the normal proportion is considerably high (greater than 50%).

Tumors were categorized as showing high (greater than mean) vs. low EGFR expression.

At high latitudes, greater obliquity means greater total annual irradiation.