Sentence examples for historically more highly from inspiring English sources

A potential violation of this assumption is the following: Immigrants might have been historically more highly represented in metropolitan areas with more persistent traditional family values.

He later commits to Whitmore University, a smaller historically black college that is more highly regarded for its academics than its athletic programs.

Maybe they're more highly motivated".

These changes have rewarded acrobatics more highly.

Only French Polynesia is more highly prized.

Penn is much more highly selective.

That requires more highly skilled workers.

(Others thought more highly of them).

Which will be valued more highly?

Much subtler than Moore, these works will also turn out to be more accurate historically and historically more significant.

Matthew Ostrower, a retail real estate analyst at Morgan Stanley, said retail real estate companies were in general more highly leveraged than other types of real estate investment trusts but that 71percentt was "certainly beyond the levels we have historically been comfortable with".