Sentence examples for say levels of from inspiring English sources

Air pollution experts say levels of NO2 in London are comparable to those in Beijing before it banned 50% of the cars.

Experts say levels of smog recorded in Paris this week have been similar to those of Beijing in China, one of the world's most polluted cities.

Bosses say levels of sickness at the Furness General Hospital unit in Barrow are so high the safety of patients cannot be guaranteed.

Which is another way of saying that Brown has had more relaxed, shall we say, levels of fitness at various times over the years.

But if these similarities reflect a further similarity in, say, level of educational attainment, the overlap in high- and middle-income preferences may be relatively robust.

For some reason "Red Alert" has been dubbed into heavily accented English for American release, adding an unnecessary "What did he say?" level of difficulty.

He said levels of nitrogen dioxide and sulfur dioxide had dropped significantly in recent years.

He said levels of household debt were forecast to surpass those reached before the financial crash in 2008.

By 1997, Dr. Osterholm, who was then the epidemiologist for the Minnesota Health Department, said, "Levels of drug-resistant campylobacter in humans have gone up dramatically".

GenAmerica, which cut its dividend rate in the period as interest rates fell, said levels of dividend payouts were never guaranteed.

The link has been consistently denied by the World Health Organization, which says levels of depleted uranium in the munitions were not high enough to cause cancer.