Sentence examples for highs at which from inspiring English sources

Even as the industry reclaims its former swagger, Citadel and hundreds of other hedge funds are struggling to hit their so-called high water marks, their historic highs at which they can begin collecting profits again.

This tends to happen because the soil pH is too high, at which point the blueberry can no longer take up iron available in the soil.

Beyond a certain limit, the risk of malignant transformation due to deregulation becomes unacceptably high, at which point a disturbed cell normally undergoes apoptosis, triggered by other damage-sensing mechanisms.

The high speeds at which some dinosaurs must have traveled have also been invoked as evidence of high metabolic levels.

At the fantastically high level at which he undertakes that registration, it is alchemy enough.

But there's also a higher level at which groups compete with other groups.

What I hear most often is that we should tax the rich at the high rates at which they were taxed back when the middle class was strong.

TV, computer and cinema screens all flicker but provide the illusion of constant images because of the high frequencies at which they operate.

Certainly, the glass cliff may be contributing to the higher rate at which women CEOs fail and/or are ousted, even if it doesn't completely explain it.

The closing price of $15.81 on Feb. 6 is the highest level at which the stock has traded for a month.

The company offered its shares through a Dutch auction, which aims to balance supply and demand by taking bids from individual and institutional investors, then pricing the shares at the highest price at which they can all be sold.