Sentence examples for remarkably high levels from inspiring English sources

And it contributes to remarkably high levels of Sunni Arab approval for violence against coalition troops (almost 90percentt) and even against their own government.

But there's also something odd about an E.C.B. official lecturing anyone about the severity of the slowdown in Europe, since the E.C.B. itself has been absurdly behind the curve when it comes to fighting that slowdown, and has kept interest rates at remarkably high levels given the ongoing recession in Europe.

Will 1999 mark the end of the exceptional period of popularity enjoyed by Lionel Jospin, the prime minister, and his team since they came to power 18 months ago?Mr Jospin continues to enjoy remarkably high levels of public support, with ratings mostly above 60%.

Scientists have measured remarkably high levels of carbon dioxide (CO2) in the soil near dead trees on the flanks of California's Mammoth Mountain, a dormant volcano.

And teachers, gathering over the Easter weekend for their annual conferences, still have remarkably high levels of union membership, bucking trends of declining membership in other parts of the workforce.

In addition to high violent crime rates, these cities are characterized by remarkably high levels of property crime.

Oddly, this despondency goes hand in hand with a remarkably high level of literary accomplishment.

They want jobs that match their remarkably high level of expertise as scientists, mathematicians, academics, doctors, and musicians.

They are everyday art, often at a remarkably high level of sureness, stage setting and inner conviction.

For the most part, the Packers have played at a remarkably high level all season.

Although Zheng lifted her compact, counterpunching game to a remarkably high level in the second set, she could not quite manage to push Serena into a third.