Sentence examples for is always highly from inspiring English sources

BiP is always highly enriched on the periphery of PB-Is (Muench et al., 1997), suggesting its involvement not only in the ER retention of rice prolamins, but also in their deposition and therefore in the structural organization of these protein bodies.

"It is always highly problematic when you have such freewheeling discussions between competitors".

"The atmosphere is always highly charged and exciting," he wrote, "the outdoors venues in Europe extremely beautiful, the weather unnervingly good".

Analyzing the DNA sequence is complicated by the fact that ancient DNA, when it can be retrieved at all from fossil bones, is always highly degraded.

The release of a new Corvette is always highly anticipated by auto enthusiasts; speculation about "C7″ — shorthand for the seventh generation — has run high.

More important, because this decision is always highly political, the United States' current unpopularity around the world is likely to be a major factor in the winning city's selection in July 2005.

In truth Delevingne was always highly likely to be a "something".

Peruvian politics are always highly unpredictable, but this year they are particularly volatile.

He'd be worrying about something not going right and always on edge … it was always highly entertaining.

"Monty Panesar is unlucky but it was always highly unlikely that we would play two spinners at Chester-le-Street".

One painful calamity is the blow that has been dealt French culture which was always highly regarded by the Egyptians.