Sentence examples for question of high from inspiring English sources

It was not a question of high culture or low culture, said Robertson.

"But it was really only after the Second World War that refugees became a question of high politics," he said.

They had good reason to think consumers might make the switch: in February, European regulators looked into the question of high pricing in Britain.

Foreign Ministry officials said the president had raised, among other issues, the question of high international telephone-connection fees imposed by the national carrier, Nippon Telegraph and Telephone, which Washington sees as an unfair barrier to competition.

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THIS week's Economist looks at the vexed question of high-speed rail in the United States.France, Japan, Spain, Germany, all have trains that zoom through the countryside at speeds up to 217mph (350kph).

It's not a question of higher remuneration.

But Mr. Trichet emphasized that despite the clouding outlook for growth, the bank was "not neutral" on the question of higher rates.

Given Powell's stature -- Senator John McCain calls him "the most popular person in America" -- and the uncertain state of the vice president's health, there's considerable curiosity about whether Powell would ever revisit the question of higher office.

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