Sentence examples for terms the highest from inspiring English sources

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

In strict ratings terms the highest scoring new series was "Inside Schwartz," on NBC, but that was resting comfortably in the halo following the season premiere of "Friends," by far the week's most popular show and the highest-rated for that series in five years.

In local currency terms, the highest returns were on Tuesday and then Wednesday; the least returns were on Thursday and then Friday.

In more practical terms, the highest current density currently achievable with an aberration-corrected lens is J ≈ 107 A/correspondingnding to an electron density n = v −1(J/e) ≈ 0.5 × 1016 electrons/cm3.

Migration outflows started to increase in 2007, and since 2010, outflows have amounted to more than 400 thousand per year (slightly below 1%% of the total domestic population), which is, both in absolute and relative terms, the highest level of emigration in Spanish history (Table 1).

Kelley signed with the Toronto Maple Leafs of the Class AA International League (IL) in 1907, receiving a $5,000 salary ($ in current dollar terms), the highest for a minor league player to date.

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

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 higher the numbers, the better the picture resolution.

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.

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