Sentence examples for highest made up from inspiring English sources

At Dickinson College, in Carlisle, Pa., for example, merit aid, at its highest, made up about 22percentt of the financial-assistance pie.

The share of home-based care services increased to an all-time high, making up almost half of the total expenses, while the share of expenses related to long-term and short-term care at institutions decreased to 45%%.

Given that the consumption of maize in Kenya is high, making up 36% of the daily caloric intake of Kenyans (Gitu 2004), a lower limit for aflatoxin contamination in grains should be beneficial.

It contained various trappings of 19th-century life, and one extraordinary piece of folk art: a "glass mountain" about three feet high, made up of some 40 little scenes inspired by children's stories, vivid tableaus constructed out of nothing more than sticks and scraps.

Details on the second stage - a building up to 20 storeys high made up of offices, flats and a hotels - still have to be decided.

The team from Newcomer's high is made up mainly of recent immigrants from Bangladesh.

Still, the RCA's screen and a relatively high resolution made up for it not rendering typefaces as elegantly as Reader.

Students from six of the ten schools, three elementary schools and three junior high schools, made up most of the reported AHC case numbers.

The office was divided by grey, seven-foot-high partitions that made up the individual offices.

But what his mother lacked in high fashion, she made up for in valuable life lessons.

The higher oil prices made up for stagnant manufacturing exports, which dipped 0.4percentt in 2003.