Sentence examples for relatively high standards from inspiring English sources
Score: 8/10 The British high-street coffee market is the most competitive in the world, and this perhaps accounts for the relatively high standards of the typical product.
The country is also a major world producer of soybeans, and Paraguayans in parts of the fertile eastern border region have achieved relatively high standards of living based on modern diversified agricultural production.
The performance of system E, which is composed of an actual desiccant wheel, an actual heat recovery exchanger, and an actual single-stage heat pump, represents the relatively high standards that actual systems can achieve.
Questions have been raised about the ability of Gulf governments to continue providing relatively high standards of healthcare [ 8].
Current models on active ageing set relatively high standards and do not fully consider structural inequities and changing circumstances (Martinson 2006).
Despite the relatively high standards of education, approximately a third had received 10 or fewer years of education (note that the adults in the study may have been of school age several decades ago), whereas almost a third received 13 or more years.
Continued financial assistance from New Zealand and international aid agencies, as well as remittances from relatives overseas, remain the key elements in maintaining a relatively high standard of living.
The state maintains a relatively high standard of health service.
The people of Manitoba enjoy a relatively high standard of living and access to a wide range of government services.
By defining the mission that way, Mr. Bush appeared to set a relatively high standard -- that American troops, at some level, would be in Iraq and Afghanistan until there was an assurance of a stable democracy.
But if the troops' presence leads to a stable government and vibrant economy, it could be money well spent on a market of about 25 million consumers, many of whom enjoyed a relatively high standard of living in the past.
