Sentence examples for terms the higher from inspiring English sources

Michael O'Neill, director of security for Save the Children, terms the higher death toll "a product of growth".

In layman's terms, the higher the numbers, the better the picture resolution.

In simplest (and nuttiest) terms: The higher the forehead, the bigger the brow – and the more brains were supposed to be packed inside.

In general terms, the higher the averages the more structurally efficient the system is expected to be.

The higher the percentage of matched annotation terms, the higher the agreement between trait-pairing predictions and prior knowledge.

The results from Figures 4 and 5 indicate that in major terms, the higher number of HeT-A copies in GIII is consequence of the general and proportional increase of the different HeT-A subfamilies already integrated in its parental strain Oregon-R.

Exports grew 17.1percentt in real terms, the highest rise since 1992.

Can anybody explain it to me in simple terms? the highest score is less then one, nothing changes.

According to the information it provided to the UCU, Edinburgh University appears to have 2,317 teaching staff on zero-hours terms – the highest number in the survey.

In practical terms, the high cost of garbage disposal means that other budget needs, from after-school programs to centers for the elderly, receive less.

In layman's terms, the "high-risk fuckers" have stayed in the public sector, while the less risky ones have been moved to the private sector.