Sentence examples for members about high from inspiring English sources

Maris Stratulis, England manager at the British Association of Social Workers, said: "We do have reports from members about high stress levels in the workplace, and regardless of the national narrative we are still hearing about high caseloads, the challenges of hot desking, the challenges of court timescales and procedures, covering for colleagues who are sick or absent.

The union had to pay $100,000 the previous year to settle state charges that it misled its members about high-cost retirement products it was encouraging them to buy and quietly took payments from the company selling the investments.

Black heels, about 2' high.

The other six members expressed concern about high inflation, said monetary policy was already "highly stimulatory", and added that the benefits of the existing QE programme would "continue to be felt".

At the same time, community members also talked about high risk for HIV in their communities, in general.

Why, the commission asks, would 28 relatively affluent member states with concerns about high unemployment, stagnant wages, welfare provision and climate change agree to a charter that undermines workers' rights, attacks public services or reduces environmental regulations?

Anti-aristocratic in spirit (and usually run by people who mixed it up with the Tammany regulars), the flash papers not only published salacious gossip about members of high society, but generated income by blackmailing the same crowd (possibly the one approach the struggling newspaper industry isn't currently convening panels to consider).

About 28% of household members in high risk areas for typhoid fever were less than 15 years of age, 24% in high risk areas for paratyphoid fever and 23% in areas with low risk for enteric fever (Table 2).

Team members reported high satisfaction and positivity about the checklist, and estimated that it only took about 2 min to complete.

Penelope Featherington's wallflower status has ensured that she in a spinster and -- spoiler alert -- has been able to get away with penning a salacious gossip column about the very members of high society who never took much notice of her.

So what did the O.E.C.D. have to say about high unemployment in its member countries?