Sentence examples for newly high from inspiring English sources

But even if profits are not in a historical boom, many stocks could deserve their newly high values, so long as the future is as bright as the past has been for American companies.

They became the safe bet, not the risky one, and their newly high price-to-earnings ratios -- in the 20's and 30's, not the single digits and teens -- reflected their popularity.

But this movement has been helped along by other trends: interaction via social media, the rise of English as a common kitchen language (displacing French) and the newly high status of cooking among the educated classes.

Thus, the compelling combination of the newly high number of women excelling in the workforce, the number of women who are pleased with their jobs in manufacturing and the glut of open manufacturing jobs provides a unique opportunity to attract more top-tier female talent to the manufacturing sector.

We therefore compared the predictive model that included the entire study population, including previously high cost members, to a narrower model that excluded them (thus identifying only members who were newly high cost in 2009).

By excluding those who had been high cost in the past, we aimed to determine if we could isolate variables that helped predict members who would be newly high cost in 2009.

In the next run-through, instead of calmly describing the situation, the newly high-strung sergeant explains that the Jeep accident wasn't his fault.

Mrs. Romney's newly higher profile, those close to her said, is the natural extension of the private role she has long played as her husband's inseparable partner and essential touchstone.

Are they the ticket to future fame and fortune by the newly high-profile winners?

For example, in the Czech Republic, the increase of recreational outdoor activities in newly high-risk areas has resulted in more TBE cases being detected among the elderly, in whom the disease course is more serious.

Signals from the 160 BaF2 detectors of DANCE and the 21 detectors of NEUANCE were merged into a newly designed high-density high-throughput data acquisition system.