Sentence examples for not especially high from inspiring English sources

Overall, Indian suicide rates are not especially high.

One is that available proxies for risk are not especially high in recent years.

But the average pension benefit in Detroit is not especially high.

"Popular's exposure to Fadesa is estimated at around €400m, which is not especially high if you consider the overall picture".

The rate at which Texas sentences people to death is not especially high given its murder rate.

For the most part, city professionals will rent these – although the rents are not especially high for this patch of Manhattan.

Except, as Konczal documents (based on David Min), the "other high risk" was nothing at all like subprime, and not especially high-risk.

It is a little unclear why the leaders of the gun giveaway chose this neighborhood, since it is not especially high-crime, but Ron Ritter, the organization's "state director," told reporters that he is looking for gun owners to donate arms that can be distributed to people in the neighborhood.

Marc Albrighton, midfield – Matt Smith A boyish 26, Leicester's eager-beaver wide man isn't especially high in recognition terms, but floppy-haired former Doctor Who Smith has got a definite lookalike thing going on.

Also, if brand awareness of Boston Market isn't especially high, that could speak to another potential challenge: Even if the brand is adding trendy new flavors like sweet Thai chili garlic sauce, that hardly matters if millennials still think of it as a place that serves the kind of meal they get at grandma's house.

Moreover, since a fog of indignation would surely rise in response to the completely unobjectionable fact that taxes on capital gains, interest and dividends aren't especially high, making public deliberation about taxation stupider than it already is, I won't be terribly disappointed if Mr Romney keeps his papers filed away.