Sentence examples for turned out highly from inspiring English sources
The phrase "turned out highly" is not correct in standard written English.
It is not commonly used and may lead to confusion regarding its intended meaning. Example: "The project turned out highly successful, exceeding all expectations."
Gazprom says that many of the investments that critics once labeled political, such as the purchase of television stations and newspapers, have in fact turned out highly profitable.
Psyche turned out highly profitable.
Indeed, Z-factor of the assay, a parameter widely used as a measure of variability and reproducibility (i.e., intra-assay variation) of high throughput assay, turned out highly desirable (Figure 4B).
If you have high developmental stability, you'll turn out highly symmetrical.
It is a trove unlike anything else in the world, and, it turns out, highly valuable.
Mr. Tabarrok said that we, as a country, needed to look more closely at emulating apprenticeship programs offered in European countries that turn out highly skilled workers.
When last spotted, he was turning out highly imaginative Asian-influenced cuisine at Mi, a restaurant that looked like a glorified sushi diner.
Gary Gibson has been turning out highly readable, intriguing wide-screen space operas for almost a decade, action-adventure novels of ideas that bear comparison with the work of Peter Hamilton and Al Reynolds.
To engage students, particularly those who prefer hands-on practical learning, and to turn out highly skilled job-ready young people needed by local employers.
Zarate rose to fame at the original Mo-Chica in the little food court near USC, turning out highly polished versions of traditional Peruvian ceviches and saltados.
If I am to believe everything I read, my institution, which turns out highly successful educators, would be required to count them among our failures since teachers' salaries remain so low.
