Sentence examples for be reflected in higher from inspiring English sources

However, Pointon said if the threshold was moved upwards "that would quickly be reflected in higher house prices".

Furthermore, a bit of inflation would help erode debt, both public and private (no, it wouldn't just be reflected in higher interest rates; remember the zero lower bound).

Even if the American companies were not undercut on price, the tax advantage would help the Bermuda companies build stronger balance sheets that would probably be reflected in higher share prices.

Southwest had to decide whether the potential growth from serving the Denver market was worth the higher costs associated with the delays, which would ultimately be reflected in higher ticket prices.

It added: "Unless there is a sustained reduction in prices in wholesale gas and electricity markets, it is highly likely that these additional costs will eventually have to be reflected in higher prices for household customers".

Some people here reject this, and say it is difficult to tell how soon or to what extent higher wages will be reflected in higher export prices, since higher wage costs can be ab sorbed through higher produc tivity or lower profits.

2001 2012 Pena, 2004 The significant impact of incubators will be reflected in high sales and employment growth.

Low levels of willingness to trust and high levels of thoroughness may both be reflected in high levels of independent searching of the whole search space.

Games with increased MET levels and higher usability scores were reflected in higher engagement and game-flow scores.

And the higher costs of brand-name drugs that aren't covered by co-pays are reflected in higher health insurance costs.

European countries, such as France and Denmark, recognise that looking after children is an extremely important job – and that attitude is reflected in higher levels of skills and pay.