Sentence examples for most high value from inspiring English sources
Twitter is experimenting with not showing ads to some of its most "high value" users.
They saw the ordinary cellblocks for Iraqi criminals and the highly restricted M.I. block, where the most "high value" security detainees were held, during and pending interrogation, in single-occupancy cells.
If releasing the memos leaves this country open to a devastating terrorist attack — as Mr. Cheney claims — imagine the potential harm from revealing all of the secrets gleaned from the three most "high value" terrorists captured since Sept. 11, 2001.
The most high value eccentric instance of late concerns the finding of two paintings by Monet and van Gogh in a mental hospital car park, nine days after being stolen from a Swiss museum on February 10.
The authors further explain that economic efficiency comprises both technical efficiency (producing without waste) and allocative efficiency (allocating resources to their most high value uses).
In line 20, the matrix is returned and the most high value of a given column indicates to which centroid the string must be clustered.
They may also regard him as their most high-value target in the whole country.
By far the most high-value accused Sept. 11 conspirator captured by the U.S., he was also subjected to the most torture by CIA interrogators, according to a Senate Intelligence Committee summary about the agency's brutal interrogation program.
We did not assess the reliability of this attribution although according to our collective experience with conducting the VenUS I and CBT trials, participants would recall most high-value items associated with their leg ulcers.
"Guarantees" were given to consignors of the most desirable high value lots, further entrenching the inflationary process.
Counterterrorism officials credit drones with having killed more than a dozen senior Al Qaeda leaders and their allies in the past year, eliminating more than half of the C.I.A.'s twenty most wanted "high value" targets.
