Sentence examples for namely higher from inspiring English sources

This suggests that like the traditional criminal justice system, ASBOs are very good at achieving what has never been this Government's stated objective - namely, higher levels of incarceration.

Namely, higher temperatures may increase evaporative water losses, thereby making last years' water status more important.

The geochemical variations in the liquids fall between two endmember trends, namely higher- and lower-Al/Si trends.

Namely, higher temperature is beneficial for ions diffusion and, in sequence, making the resistance of electrolyte lower.

But Windsor said that there were some benefits for Vodafone, namely higher customer take-up of its services and a potential reduction in research, development and marketing costs.

Again, we found a fairly consistent pattern across countries; namely, higher levels of Parental Education are associated with higher skill levels within each Educational Attainment stratum.

And most of the shoe effigies and lore reflect what's afoot -- namely, high heels, the more risque the better.

There is however another factor driving growth, namely high population growth.

Modi claims that his industrial policy will have "zero defect, zero effect" – namely, high quality goods (zero defect) and no environmental damage (zero effect).

"Making balanced budgets or low public debt an end in itself," the report said, "can be detrimental to achieving other goals of economic policy, namely high employment and socially acceptable income distribution".

Also, we study two generalizations of derangement polynomials, namely higher-order and r-derangement polynomials, and show some relations between them.