Sentence examples for more than highly from inspiring English sources

Most of those efforts have yet to become more than highly publicized consumer trials.

There seemed to be no way for explanations to be anything more than highly plausible.

Many people think of botanical gardens as little more than highly landscaped parks.

"I am more than highly optimistic," Mr. Rodriguez said, "that all of this will occur next year".

Try they must, but perhaps it shouldn't be surprising if the effort often seems little more than highly educated guesswork.

This year's awards reached just under 12 million people, more than highly popular telecasts like N.F.L. football on ESPN and the N.B.A. playoffs on TNT.

Then, as now, some schools had a plethora of education materials, small class sizes, more-than-highly-qualified teachers, low mobility of teachers and students, shiny and clean buildings, and the list goes on.

The highest-skilled immigrants from non-English-speaking countries (at the 90th percentile) earn 0.08 log points more than highly-skilled natives.

The disordered mesoporous materials are hydrothermally more stable than highly ordered MCM-41.

Tier One began operations Aug.6, manufacturing more than 1,000 highly engineered machined parts and assemblies.

Still, there is something more than just highly developed aestheticism going on here.