Sentence examples for more highly for from inspiring English sources

Why did Salford Royal NHS foundation trust score more highly for overall staff engagement than any other acute trust in the 2013 NHS staff survey?

Not that he's a neophyte: he already teaches creative writing, he just wants to be paid more highly for the midwifery of stillborn novels.

Crops protected in this way were also rated more highly for appearance and taste than those protected by insecticide, and commanded higher prices.Diatomaceous earth is a widespread mineral.

This novel may score more highly for entertainment than edification, but it is a treasury of such images, discomfiting and unforgettable.

— The chemist replies: translate Wagner into reality, into the modern — let us be even crueler — into the bourgeois!… Nothing is more entertaining, nothing to be recommended more highly for walks, than retelling Wagner in more youthful proportions: for example, Parsifal as a candidate for a theological degree, with secondary school education (the latter being indispensable for pure foolishness).

I cannot recommend Linux more highly for a parent computer.

Customers will think more highly of you for this.

The other person will think all the more highly of you for the quick intervention and clarification.

The orchestra's playing was even more sumptuous in the Mahler, not surprisingly, and Mr. Levine's reading was more highly personalized, for better and for worse.

For instance, cell death was more highly activated for CeO2 NPs (265 genes) than for NB-DL and NB-DA (about 20 genes each).

But he and his company have been more highly valued for keeping things in the dark than for the occasional, client-approved exposé.