Sentence examples for uppermost levels of from inspiring English sources

According to a senior executive at Bertelsmann, the decision to change the leadership of Random House reached the uppermost levels of the company, which is controlled by the family of Reinhard Mohn.

But the survey revealed continuing gaps in the labor force, in wages, at the uppermost levels of business and in the rate of women's unemployment, which is twice that of men.

Though erosional truncation of deformation features indicates that liquefaction often occurred in the uppermost levels of Navajo dune deposits, very few paleotopographic disruptions due to subsurface deformation have been documented.

At Lufthansa Technik, which installs custom cabins on big airliners for private use, demand for conversions of wide-body airliners at the "uppermost levels of the business-jet market" has "risen dramatically," the company, a subsidiary of the German airline, said in Orlando.

Bannon's departure — just days after his public criticisms of former White House colleagues led to a spectacular falling-out with President Trump and his allies — was a humbling denouement for a figure who had reached the uppermost levels of power only a year ago.

One, that there is clearly an aesthetic that is used for tomb architecture, concrete faced with brick that is used in the uppermost levels of Roman society, and then further down in Roman society, not only in Rome but also in Ostia.

With Mother's Day just over a week away, a trip to the cavernous fashion bazaar at the uppermost level of the mall promised to cement a bond.

These continued to increase in number to as many as seven, all but the uppermost level of which might be divided into boxes.

This view was convincing to the uppermost level of commanders in Iraq, and certainly was the stance of Bush administration officials, especially after they heard the opinions of Iraq's own nascent leadership.

However, UC Berkeley scientists reported today at the annual meeting of the American Geophysical Union meeting in San Francisco that the processes that lead to increased precipitation are also driving unexpected changes in the ionosphere, the uppermost level of the atmosphere.

To gain a reward placed on the uppermost level of the maze, subjects had to move the reward to the bottom through open gaps situated at each level of the maze.