Sentence examples for a much higher base from inspiring English sources

One reason the Fed's go-slow approach is wrongheaded, Mr. Paulsen said, is that in 1994, when policy makers raised rates, they were starting from a much higher base.

Mr. Gates also ordered the Army to renegotiate an unusually lucrative deal for the Future Combat Systems' prime contractor, Boeing, which was guaranteed a much higher base fee than most Pentagon contractors.

With The Hunger Games, the first film started from a much higher base, meaning any sequel would have less far to rise, but a 50% increase would take Catching Fire to about £36m.

"But it's coming from a much higher base".

In recent years, however, the rate of mortgage loan growth has slowed to under 5percentt, albeit growing on a much higher base.

Light reflects off metal with wonderfully natural intensity, while bright, daylight sequences enjoy a much higher base brightness level than you get with the HD Blu-ray.

On top of that, one logical consequence of this bill would be that companies will simply pay people much higher base salaries, which takes us in the wrong direction.

Comparing both power consumptions, we see that the heuristic limits the effect of the much higher base station density in the practical deployment.

Despite the same physical genome coverage and much higher base coverage, short-insert libraries (PE and 3 kb MP) were much less efficient in spanning long repetitive elements, such as LINEs or LTRs, than larger insert MP libraries (≥ 15 kb).

Second, these much higher rates of increase for directors are built on a much higher existing base, thus widening the actual pay gap dramatically.

The real news is that because the 15-percent increase in big farms starts from a much higher acreage base, more and more farmland and more and more farm output is coming from big farms.