Sentence examples for placing high from inspiring English sources
He began placing high on the Civil Service examination as an English Teacher in training before World War II.
Just eye movements bring into play a sophisticated form of gymnastics, placing high demands on the player.
annually, and that country, by placing high prohibitory duties on our manufactures of 200 to 300 per cent.
Placing high taxes on income and capital can reduce the incentives for people to work and invest.
And a significant price on carbon, and placing high economic values on biodiversity, are among the first of a number of new lessons we must teach it.
While it shows a huge turn-out among African-American, young voters on whom Obama is placing high hopes are not yet coming out to vote.
The green issue is a genuine concern for a new generation and even if placing high-end Chanel dresses in a country setting might seem like offering slices of Marie Antoinette's proverbial cake, the designer caught a current moment.
It has in large measure stopped placing high-ranking politicians on the boards of its portfolio companies and further diversified its holdings and investments across a wide range of industries.
He was a short-term speculator, who had built a vast personal fortune by placing high-volume bets on small movements in stock prices; he was often driven by earnings announcements and other such events, and maintained high returns, against the odds, year after year.
By placing high-volume trades, the largest speculative traders can thus intentionally "fix" prices in any direction they want.
Instead of placing high-tech bets on who will default on their mortgage, they'd be placing a bet on the next generation of Steve Jobses.
