Sentence examples for highest in terms of from inspiring English sources

Mr. Millepied's "Troika" scores highest in terms of nonchalant, inoffensive charm.

We deemed it a "Category A" investigation, which is the highest in terms of public-interest resources.

Of 326 local authorities, Hartlepool was placed fourth highest in terms of being at overall risk of poverty.

The study ranked Enterprise highest in terms of overall customer satisfaction with processes like reservation, pickup and return, as well as price, followed by National and Alamo (both brands are owned by Enterprise), then Hertz, Avis and Budget.

Citigroup has had the worst stock price performance among large banks over the last decade but ranked among the highest in terms of compensation for top executives, Mr. Mayo said.

"Of the countries that I have worked on when it comes to domestic workers, Saudi Arabia was one of the highest in terms of abuse cases that would come through, and [in terms of] some of the most horrendous," says Begum.

By the end of the 20th century some nine-tenths of the population was covered by statutory (public) health insurance, and the country ranked among the world's highest in terms of the proportion of health care costs covered by the government about 90 percent of all incurred costs.

It also scores the highest in terms of picture speed, with five frames per second.

The UK does not rank highest in terms of total spending on social security per inhabitant.

The state ranks fifth in terms of out-migration; this means that it is the fifth-highest in terms of those moving out — many of whom go because they can't find jobs.

The minimum wage that year was at its historic high, in terms of real purchasing power.