Sentence examples for present the tallest from inspiring English sources

At present the tallest is the Burj Khalifa in Dubai, which was completed in 2010 and, at 828 metres, shot past the previous record-holder, the 508-metre Taipei 101 tower.

There are other issues to gripe about – that the never-ending Shakespeare pageantry diverts support away from new playwrights; that his androcentric stories perpetuate gender inequality in theatre; that some of his plays have racist overtones; that his plays tend to venerate the upper classes and patronise the lower – but the difficulty of the language presents the tallest obstacle.

The challenge, said Adrian van Hooydonk, head of design of BMW, is to present the small-tall configuration in an attractive way.

In earlier parts of this article, among the examples of intensions and partial intensions have been "the present King of France," "the tallest person," and "the oldest person".

Conifers, where present, form the tallest storey, usually as well-spaced, large-crowned trees, but they can also form continuous canopies.

The authors mention the possibility of tension being created by the attachment of the tectorial membrane, so one might guess that this isoform will not be present in the tallest stereocilia of vestibular hair cells.

The paper presents the features of TPSI (Tall-building Projects Sustainability Indicator) – a 'Sustainable Rating System' that specializes for tall building projects.

The title says it all: the 16.4-foot-tall installation presents the weather from 24 hours ago as giant, digital weather icons.

A glance over my shoulder presented the sobering sight of a tall Navy SEAL seemingly pointing his 7.62 millimeter medium MK48 machine gun right at me.

The minor sterol compounds present in the tall oil sterol have a very similar chemical structure to the β-sitosterol, and it was recently found that the gelling behavior and structural properties of their organogels with γ-oryzanol are similar to β-sitosterol-γ-oryzanol organogels.

This paper presents the results of experimental tests on tall reinforced masonry walls.