Sentence examples for land higher from inspiring English sources

Tuvalu, with no point of land higher than about 15 feet, is one of the countries most threatened by rising seas caused by global warming.

The answers land higher than pi and lower than pi, skipping back and forth across pi, and gradually closing in on pi.

Our results show that graduates from disciplines such as business/management and more importantly engineering/technology are more migratory and more likely to be repeat migrants and land higher paid jobs, while graduates from creative arts, education or law are less mobile and, on average, earn less.

Campaigning among workers with promises of land, higher wages, and social security, he won a decisive victory in the 1946 presidential elections.

"This is a country that glorifies those who land high-paying jobs straight off the college campus," he said.

Mr. Lowenstein described the property as "not desirable land," with "major shrubbery and dunes" that require pilots to "land high and drop in on the airport".

In this flat and subtle land, high enough means anywhere from several inches to about six feet for those on Indian middens, or refuse heaps.

But there remains a crescent of land high in the hills above the city of Laguna Beach that has not succumbed to chic shopping malls and million-dollar homes.

ON LAND, high oil prices have ended America's love affair with sport-utility vehicles, forcing carmakers to revamp their product line-ups.

Strong farm incomes in recent years (and low interest rates) have enabled farmers to pay up for land; high commodity prices have also attracted investors.

Skills bootcamps in high-growth areas like web development and digital marketing are already helping thousands of learners develop skills — and land high-paying jobs.