Examples of using Generally higher in English and their translations into Arabic
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Pay of teaching staff is generally higher than that of civil servants of an equivalent grade.
Particular attention is given to the adolescent birth rate, which is generally higher in developing countries.
The quality of reconstruction is generally higher in Lachin town than in the rest of Lachin District.
Although wages in the public sector are generally higher, they differ according to branch and enterprise.
We insists on using high quality material and craft, and the required standard is generally higher than industry standard.
It also leads to standardization of sourcing procedures, reduced order cycle, reduced prices and generally higher service levels.
Death rates among adolescents and youth are generally higher among males than among females, often by large margins.
The Director category has a higher than normal turnover rate28 owing to the generally higher age in this group.
The relative isolation of UN-Habitat in Nairobi and the generally higher costs of travel from Nairobi create an additional cost.
The rates for Māori were generally higher than those for the other two ethnic groups for both males and females.
HSV2 prevalence varies widely, with generally higher rates in developing than in developed countries and in urban than in rural areas.
Resistant to scratch and abrasion, the surface hardness is generally higher than the general iron hardness, Mohs hardness of 7 degrees.
Explosion proof equipment is generally higher powered and designed to prevent any ignitions within the lamp from igniting the atmosphere outside the lamp.
He stressed that transaction costs, especially transport and insurance costs, were generally higher in Africa and had been an impediment to trade.
Results of the analysis suggest that internal migration is generally higher in Africa than in Asia or in Latin America and the Caribbean.
As such, the salaries and benefits of teachers are at least comparable to and generally higher than those of other civil servants.
Given the generally higher share of those sectors in developed countries economies, the gains may be absolutely and relatively higher in those countries.
Empirical analysis suggests that the overall competitiveness effects of generally higher environmental standards have not as yet played a major role in competitiveness.
For Africa, the rate of market share increase in higher-end products to the North is generally higher than those to the South.