Sentence examples for stand for high from inspiring English sources

Mountford's quickfire wit put Chiles in his place on BBC2's The Apprentice: You're Fired, when Chiles suggests she should stand for high office.

(The name doesn't help. According to hdradio.com, HD does not stand for high definition; "it is simply the branding language for this new technology").

The acronyms {HQ, LQ} stand for high quality and low quality, respectively.

(Remember, the "HD" in "HD Radio" doesn't stand for "high definition," but is merely a marketing device that aims to piggyback on the success of HDTV).

The constant focus on net promoter score (NPS) by the top marketplaces will yield marketplace brands that really stand for high quality.

"The Chinese need a Sony: a company that will stand for high quality, that will produce incredible amounts of innovation," says Martyn Straw, president of brand consultancy Interbrand in New York.

He does foresee some role for wind and solar power; but voters will not stand for higher utility bills and uncertain supply.

Remember: the "HD" in "HD Radio" doesn't stand for high-definition.

Supported by NP-TGT system, for the first time, we demonstrated that IgM-BCR activation is in a mechanical force dependent manner by providing evidence that high mean rupture force NP-TGT sensors which can stand for high-force load-triggered more aggressive spreading response and the enhanced BCR signaling than low mean rupture force NP-TGT sensors.

The distances of MRP _BR are compared with SA, thus positive median differences stand for higher distances in MRP_BR and negative differences stand for higher distances in SA. p-values < 0 05 find median differences whose 95%-confidence intervall does not include 0 are marked in bold.

"H" stands for "high" -- that's how to remember which of your cholesterol readings should be as high as you can get it: H.D.L.-C.