Sentence examples for making highly from inspiring English sources

And these are not renegade companies making highly creative use of human rights law.

When he starts making highly crafted objects, I like his work somewhat less.

Former defence minister, David Johnston, backed away from that, making highly critical comments of South Australian shipbuilder, ASC.

Midlands firms are making highly complex products to detailed briefs, as well as solving the problems their customers have.

In his private capacity, he has also traveled widely making highly paid speeches, some of them in the United States.

The government stopped making highly enriched uranium, used for weapons and the propulsion of submarines and aircraft carriers, years ago.

Now, with the sun setting, Ms. Smith and her friends stood at the game room entrance making highly impolite gestures at passing police cars.

Nik Powell, director of the National Film and Television School, said: "Joseph was a terrific producer, making highly original and hard-edged, extreme films.

The only thing Hollywood loves more than making movies that nakedly reflect itself is making highly profitable movies that nakedly reflect itself.

For his fifth album, Amon Tobin has been out recording motorbikes and burps, tigers and ants, and so making highly cinematic music.

The range of impacts reported included: improving diagnostics and drug response prediction, fulfilling previously unmet clinical needs, making highly-specialised services more accessible for the local communities, applying new recovery and rehabilitation strategies, and reducing waiting times and treatment costs.