Sentence examples for brought higher than expected 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.

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

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.

The welfare bill they promised to bring down is rising – and is now £21 billion higher than expected.

The increase is slightly higher than expected, but analysts said it remained too modest to bring down gasoline prices that have reached more than $2 a gallon in some parts of the United States.

Opec member Libya had been exporting about 1.2m barrels a day before the civil war brought the oil industry to a standstill, causing price increases in a market already heated due to higher than expected demand.

Labour says that, because less tax is being brought in and an increase in people in low-paid jobs is pushing up the welfare and the housing benefit bills, government borrowing is higher than expected.

Is that higher than expected?

And the price was higher than expected.