Sentence examples for still high level from inspiring English sources

In a big survey of business perceptions this year the number of firms that reckoned over-regulation was an obstacle to success fell from 62% in 2009 to a (still high) level of 55% in 2012.

He has brought unemployment steadily down, from 23% when he came to power, to its still high level of 15%; and the figure for males, he points out, is close to the EU's average.

The number of occupational accidents decreased from 1992 to 1995, but tended thereafter to stabilize at a still high level; the rate and causes of occupational accidents in Portugal should thus be thoroughly and comprehensively studied, in order to design and implement effective prevention programs.

In this study, I will assess the impact that pharmaceutical innovation and cancer incidence had on cancer mortality in Mexico, a country at a lower (but still "high") level of human development.

This is a level of demagoguery that my friend and fellow Congressmember Keith Ellison recently warned would likely end with somebody being killed - a concern backed up by the still high level of anti-Muslim crime.

Fertility rates are decreasing in all regions, even in Africa from almost seven children per woman in the early 1950s to a still high level of around five at the end of the first decade of this century (16).

First, it must be noted that not everybody is participating in the paid workforce, since there are still high levels of unemployment in many countries.

Xu et al. found that even though incorporating cenosphere in magnesium oxy-chloride cement composite reduces the compressive strength, still high levels of strength (60 MPa) are achieved (Xu et al. 2015).

And, of course, this ensuing deflation would send the economy into a death spiral due to still high levels of household debt.

Even at a time when transgender visibility seems to be at an all-time high, there are still high levels of violence against transgender people and high levels of poverty among the community, Hayashi said.

The (still) high levels of trust in the health care system in Belgium, Luxemburg, and the Netherlands might suggest that legalisation has not eroded trust.