Sentence examples for saying high from inspiring English sources

Wilshaw angered teachers by saying high stress levels were a good thing for the profession.

On Tuesday morning, healthcare.gov, the federally run exchange, posted an error message saying high volume had slowed the system.

"If the Steelers players do what they're saying, high school and youth athletes will do the same thing.

LONDON — The American oil giant Chevron said Friday that it was putting its flagship British deepwater development project under review, saying high costs might not make it viable to continue.

No one is saying high school seniors should send off 10 or 20 applications; not only is that time consuming, but it could also burn a hole in your wallet.

The articles also quoted sources within the department as saying high officials in both the Lindsay administration and the department had failed to in vestigate specific cases that had been brought to them.

Dee is the former chairman of the N.C.A.A. infractions committee who lectured Southern California in its case regarding Reggie Bush and O. J. Mayo by saying, "High-profile players demand high-profile compliance".

In her even-handed, bright way, she now tells me of a further complication, "a counter-movement by well-meaning advocates saying high-functioning autistic people are not impaired, merely different.

Saying high-definition television was an industrial priority for France, Mr. Fauroux said the Government and Thomsom together would contribute $1.6 billion to the project, while Philips would put in $2 billion.

President-elect Donald Trump recently criticized the revolving door at the Pentagon, saying high-ranking officials "should never be allowed to go work" for companies in the defense industry.

A Westpac economist, Matthew Hassan, wrote a note to clients on Friday saying high-rise apartment completions had entered a "sustained rise" in Australia, and would remain elevated at between 55,000 and 65,000 a year to late 2018, even if approvals corrected sharply lower.