Sentence examples for be at the higher from inspiring English sources

According to Mr. Hutchinson, pricing will be "at the higher end the longer you keep it, and at the lower end for overnight.

Full-year earnings are expected to be at the higher end of its estimate because planned price increases for tissues in the United States should offset a rise in the cost of raw materials.

Fox said: "Although I expect continued volatility in revenues, the progress we are making provides the board and I with confidence that our performance for the year will be at the higher end of market expectation".

According to Robert Weisberg, Bravo's general manager, the viewers tend to be at the higher ends of the economic and educational spectrum, and to live in large cities, upscale suburbs or college communities.

"If you take our results at face value, it certainly indicates that the climate change will be at the higher side of what's been put forth previously, and that's not good news".

"Most of the consolidation will be at the higher levels and that banking talent will be redeployed because those people are quite resilient and skilled," said Mitchell Moss, a business professor at New York University, said, echoing the sentiments government officials.

"As it should be at the highest level".

Some quarterbacks prefer their footballs to be at the high end.

I used to be at the highest status level with one airline.

They are at the higher risk for depressive disorders.

That is at the higher end of its historical range; it has been higher.