Sentence examples for particularly high level of from inspiring English sources

There wasn't a particularly high level of foreign trade or conflict for the first two millennia.

Water-heavy or water-rich foods are the products which demand a particularly high level of water to produce them.

In this outbreak, more than forty per cent of those who are infected have died, a particularly high level of mortality.

The writing reaches a particularly high level of intensity in the masterly section in which Rowan Hind describes life in the trenches to Evelyn.

The Slovak Chamber Orchestra came to the Metropolitan Museum of Art Wednesday night bringing with it a particularly high level of enthusiasm, warmth and technical precision.

The two months since 22 March, when five people including the attacker died in an attack on Westminster, have seen a particularly high level of activity by terrorists.

Homeless women face particularly high levels of mental ill health.

"Most residential buildings do not have particularly high levels of security.

Glasgow has particularly high levels of deaths from alcohol, drugs and suicide, indicating deep deprivation.

The Southeast and Mid-Atlantic have seen particularly high levels of tree pollen as of late.

New research shows particularly high levels of smoking among those in poverty who have a mental health condition.