Sentence examples for is more high from inspiring English sources
MR. SILVERMAN'S background is more high culture than pop culture.
"What NBC News needs is more high quality international news content, at a low cost.
I wonder if the future is more high tech and global rather than low tech and local in the end.
The White House press pool tends to attract a wider variety of personalities than those covering other major government agencies because the work is more high profile, with regularly scheduled briefings that are often televised.
Splitting off the PC unit would eliminate the drag of a slumping, low-margin business on H.P. Instead, Mr. Apotheker, who joined H.P. last year, is trying to move toward providing corporate customers with more services and cloud computing — a term used to describe delivering products and services online — that he says is more "high value".
Another neighbor, the "Today" host Matt Lauer, sampled the menu with his wife, Annette, and endorsed the "Cheers" notion but — surveying the jazz-age leaded windows and ornate original plaster moldings — said that "this is more high end than the 'Cheers' bar — a lot more".
Ours is more high-touch we try to make a personal connection.
There is more high-quality programming than has ever existed before on American television".
When an object is out of focus, there is more high-frequency content, as shown in (b).
"It's a high-tech world we live in and what we need is more high-touch, not more distance.
