noun
COLLOCATIONS FROM CORPUS
■ ADJECTIVE
high
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But in all cases, the native authority of the highest calibre is forgotten, omitted, if not silenced.
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May I hope, however, that some of your magazine's future escorts might be of a slightly higher intellectual calibre ?
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Centred on the arête are two outstanding climbs of high calibre .
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Needless to say, it will tend to be the highest calibre individuals who choose another career.
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It's just that there aren't enough of sufficiently high calibre in the party's lower ranks.
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Luckily, it happens to one of the highest calibre .
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The tax profession has lost not only a practitioner of the highest calibre but also a very good friend.
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It is noted for its very high calibre loyalty and involvement in the local community.
right
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Only do this where you think there may actually be some one of the right calibre available.
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This adds to the importance of investing in the development of managers of the right calibre .
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Only then would persons of the right calibre be attracted to serve in it.
EXAMPLES FROM CORPUS
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But with it all, an indomitable hope of the finest calibre .
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In the modern era, players of their calibre would surely have followed the professional trail.
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It's just that there aren't enough of sufficiently high calibre in the party's lower ranks.
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May I hope, however, that some of your magazine's future escorts might be of a slightly higher intellectual calibre ?
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Needless to say, it will tend to be the highest calibre individuals who choose another career.
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The latter may well cause the amount and the calibre of the load to alter.
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The quality of the work submitted by candidates for the Test has improved, but more in presentation than in intellectual calibre .
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What was encouraging this year was that the overall calibre of entries far-outstripped last year's submissions.