Sentence examples similar to make it more high from inspiring English sources

"Then they said, 'It's so well written, is there anything we can do to make it more high-concept?' " Mr. Rogow recalled.

The giddy whirl of events includes dinners with winemakers, and just to make it more high-toned, educational seminars.

"I want to make it more tender, high end, and skewed to women, in packets".

The change would make it more attractive for high-earning -- and presumably highly skilled -- people to work more.

They are all based on the observation that lower k values make the assembler more sensitive to low-expressed transcripts, while larger k values make it more specific to high-expressed transcripts.

There is currently much interest in its use as a semiconductor material in electronics, where its high thermal conductivity, high electric field breakdown strength and high maximum current density make it more promising than silicon for high-powered devices.

The IMF said the reduced prospects for potential growth "have important implications for policy", especially as "lower potential growth will make it more difficult to reduce high public and private debt ratios" and lock in low interest rates, making it more difficult for central banks to deal with future financial crises.

Government intrusions into private sector that make it more difficult to achieve high rates of return.

In addition, the proposed technique adopts different VpD schemes that make it more flexible to achieve high 3-D video quality with low required data rates.

I guess they want to appear more erudite and make it more complicated by saying "high rate of speed".

Patients with serious and/or multiple chronic health conditions require complex care and make it more difficult to manage high patient volumes.