In fact, he was pointing at the sewage-treatment plant; the water-treatment plant was on much higher ground, on the other side of the street, and was under no immediate threat of flooding.
In fact, __he was pointing at the sewage-treatment plant; the water-treatment plant was on much higher ground, on the other side of the street, and was under no immediate threat of flooding.
"Our dwelling is unaffected and it's on a much higher ground than the area of the property that the map shows would be affected by flooding," Mr. Pino said.
Harvey is on much higher ground on the field, especially when on the mound, where the 24-year-old has enjoyed tremendous success in the first half of the season, enough to start the All-Star Game on Tuesday according to Clayton Kershaw, who told Ken Rosenthal of Foxsports.com: There's no reason, especially if it's in New York, that he shouldn't start.
When Trump wrongly believed that Obama had lost the popular vote in 2012, he called for mass protest, so he has as much moral high ground on this as any other issue.
Importantly, it doesn't matter how much moral high ground you believe your echo chamber represents -- an echo chamber is a closed-loop system that constantly feeds back on itself.
"Once Israel has withdrawn completely from Lebanese territory, then it is on a much higher political ground to justify retaliation for any attacks because it is no longer occupying foreign territory," said Edward P. Djerejian, a former American ambassador to Syria and Israel.
Douglas Sosnik, Bill Clinton's White House political director in 1996, said of Mr. Bush: "I think he has very much lost the high ground and lowered himself to being an equal to the challenger.
On 22 April 1915, the Germans launched the second battle of Ypres, employing poison gas for the first time on the Western Front and capturing much of the high ground that ringed the salient.
You do not have to occupy much of the moral high ground to do this job.
