Sentence examples for maintained a relatively high from inspiring English sources
Bank of America traditionally paid out a small sliver of its profits to workers and maintained a relatively high dividend.
Case in point: Philip Anschutz, one of those oil billionaires from 1982, who since then has maintained a relatively high ranking on our list by embracing technology.
On average, the RF and CRF treatments decreased nitrate nitrogen by 16.6 and 39.5 % in the 0 90 cm soil layer, respectively, and maintained a relatively high maize grain yield, as compared to the FC treatment.
On average, the RF and CRF treatments decreased nitrate nitrogen by 16.6 and 39.5 % in the 0 90 cm soil layer, respectively, and maintained a relatively high maize grain yield, when compared with the FC treatment.
In addition, Norway has maintained a relatively high employment rate: in 2013, its employment rate of almost 76% was the third highest in the OECD after Switzerland and Iceland.
The Nasserists still maintained a relatively high level of strength in the military, despite the purges, and on 18 July, under the leadership of Jassem Alwan and the help of Egyptian intelligence, they attempted to launch a daytime coup against the new government.
Deficit irrigation at high plant density also maintained a relatively higher leaf area index (LAI) and net assimilation rate (NAR), particularly at late stages of plant growth and development, than saturation or regular irrigation.
Continued financial assistance from New Zealand and international aid agencies, as well as remittances from relatives overseas, remain the key elements in maintaining a relatively high standard of living.
The state maintains a relatively high standard of health service.
The continued popularity of the islands with tourists, largely from North America, has helped to maintain a relatively high standard of living among the population, most of whom are of African descent.
Ismay was widely reviled for having entered a lifeboat rather than going down with his ship; worse, perhaps, it seems to have been he who pressed the Titanic's experienced captain, E. J. Smith, to maintain a relatively high speed even though the ship had been receiving ice warnings.
