highest

It also has one of the highest median incomes, and among the highest disposable incomes.

However, Ireland together with the UK has the highest energy prices excluding taxes, closely followed by Cyprus and Spain.

Currently, 100's of million of reads need to be generated to just detect the highest expressed circRNAs.

Want to come and contribute to the fact that Denmark has the highest rate of burglaries in the EU?

The challenge was accepted by Karsten Braasch, a German player ranked No 203 (his highest ranking was No 38).

Midwifes had highest with 99.7% majority, following with dentist nurses and floor carpenters each having above the 99% line.

For instance, one of the highest votes for a recent anti-immigration referendum[1] was in Appenzell Innerrhoden.

They're comparing a city with one of the highest costs of living in the country to the second poorest Western state?

Free markets are supposed to produce the highest quality goods at the lowest possible price.

The qualities we value the highest are adaptivity (learn things fast) and diligence (achieve things steadily).

In fact America does have one of the highest standards of living.

Software developers are some of the highest paid professionals.

Something I wrote in an earlier thread: Denmark's electricity price is the highest in the EU "when you count in taxes and VAT, which go to produce other useful outcomes.

It seems the judicial system in France could learn something from Colombia: "Seeking to balance the right to clarify the record and the right to freedom of expression, the [highest Constitutional Court in Colombia] held that the newspaper was not required to remove the article.

[2] The problem is when companies ask for more H-1B employees, citing the fact that they can't hire developers for their highest skill positions (or claiming that they can't hire mid-skill developers at "market rates", because even the mid-skill tier is asking for more money now), but then import commodity developers.