Sentence examples for though at a high from inspiring English sources
Cynicism, in all its guises, really may make us see the world more realistically — though at a high personal cost.
With luck, Congress may be able to stave off a shutdown later this month, though at a high cost.
Some degree of stability, though at a high price level, was achieved in the case of wheat, but this was due to the dominant influence of U.S. and Canadian policies.
So the departure of his family gave him greater leeway to challenge the leadership, though at a high cost: he has not been seen or heard from since Feb. 4, when the security forces hauled him away.
An EU-Turkey rift would also threaten to aggravate two of the EU's worst backyard problems: the constant squabbling between Turkey and Greece, and the de-facto partition of Cyprus.The past three months have brought a marked change for the better, though at a high cost: the main catalyst was a horribly destructive earthquake in Turkey in August which killed perhaps 15,000 people.
LUCAS DAVIS and Matthew Kahn suggest that you can't judge America's cash for clunkers policy without considering its international impacts and its international impacts are troubling:"Cash for clunkers" programmes can reduce carbon emissions both in the US and abroad, though at a high cost to consumers in developing countries.
I have some quarrels with the choices, which were made by Sachs and by Christopher Dyment (a historian of conducting styles), and I hasten to add that virtually all the selections, and many other Toscanini performances, are available from music sites such as ArkivMusic (though at a higher collective price).
It offers V-8 performance well in excess of two-seaters like the Audi TT and BMW Z4 (though at a somewhat higher price), yet undercuts the cost of less well-rounded, more powerful offerings like the Dodge Viper SRT-10.
The shapes of the curves are very similar to that of the students, though at a considerably higher level.
Toyota Toyota spokesman Bill Kwong questions the correlation between weight and safety; he says that Toyota has been incorporating more high-strength steel, which improves crash resistance yet saves weight, though again, at a higher cost to the automaker.
This time, it would be in support of a multicarrier environment, to provide consumers with choice and innovation, though at a higher price than before.
