Sentence examples for answer to higher from inspiring English sources

But fashionable, upscale New York City restaurants these days answer to higher authorities than ethnic fidelity.

"I do not believe the answer to higher education lies in the federal government," Mr. Martin said.

Consumer nations, led by the United States, Britain and Japan, see more supply as the answer to higher prices.

But both nations also must answer to higher powers like China, who sometimes simply cannot afford to waste time on elongated disputes and lose face.

Not vacation, staycation: the happy-face answer to high gas prices and the costs and miseries of air travel.

Haiti faces no foreign security threat, and creating an army is no answer to high youth unemployment.

"The truth is that the answer to high prices is high prices," said R. Glenn Hubbard, a top economic adviser to Mitt Romney, the former Republican governor of Massachusetts.

This development was built 40 years ago in a grid of leafy squares, boulevards and avenues, as an answer to high-rise blight.

Most criticism of John McCain's decision to follow the Bush administration's lead and embrace offshore drilling as the answer to high gas prices has focused on the accusation that it's junk economics — which it is.

What more conclusive proof is needed about the bankrupt policies of the state education commissioner, Richard P. Mills, and those who claim that the answer to high standards and quality education is testing, testing, and more testing?

Mr. Obama, who has called for higher mileage standards and investments in alternative energy, so far has espoused the traditional Democratic view that domestic drilling is not the answer to high prices — a view he affirmed in a new television advertisement that began running Tuesday in four battleground states.