Sentence examples for brought higher than from inspiring English sources

Both Hockney works artist brought higher than expected prices.

Expensive works by Monet and Degas failed to sell there, but three Picasso portraits, each of a different one of his lovers, brought higher than expected prices.

The burrowed beds were produced during long-lived pluvial intervals that brought higher than usual amounts of moisture to the Navajo dune fields.

This rapid growth of enrolees with relatively mild disabilities brought higher than expected total spending [ 3].

For the United States, El Niño can bring higher than average winter precipitation to the Southwest, less wintry weather across the North as well as stronger winter storms in California and increased storminess across the southern states.

At Sotheby's, two works brought higher-than-expected prices.

Stogo, which is on Second Avenue, couldn't pay October's rent when it came due, but the month brought higher-than-expected sales.

In Apr., 1972 a small group of Stickley pieces were included in a Young Collectors auction at PB 84, an affiliate of Sotheby Parke Bernet & they brought higher prices than their estimates.

When a bond issuer teeters on the brink of failure, its short-term paper often brings higher yields than its long-term.

Apparently, the Fed Chair is not overly concerned about the way Fed policy is helping Warren Buffett's Berkshire Hathaway close ground on Exxon-Mobil's market cap: the phenomenon providing subliminal testimony that in the monetary environment created by central banks the crafty timing of acquisitions and sales can bring higher rewards than does industrial development.

In a statement, Author Solutions says the Scribd portal currently attracts over 50 million users per month, and that the startup's platform will help authors make more money from book sales because it brings higher royalty percentages than are possible with traditional paper-and-ink books.