Sentence examples for by higher than from inspiring English sources

Real government spending will be reduced by higher than expected inflation.

Citi said a worse-than-expected general insurance result was not helped by higher than usual large and attritional losses in the UK and other markets.

It now expects most or all of that surplus to be eaten up by higher than expected costs and lower than expected real estate tax revenues.

Criticism of the welfare cap came as Osborne was forced to admit that his deficit reduction programme would not be significantly helped by higher than expected growth.

Glencore Xstrata, boosted earlier in the week by higher than expected cost savings of $2bn from its merger, dipped 2.15p to 341.5p.

So Glencore Xstrata, boosted earlier in the week by higher than expected cost savings from its merger, is down 9.05p at 334.6p while Anglo American has lost 44p to 1576.5p.

Property taxes in Vermont also run high and are matched by higher-than-average home prices, resulting in a headache for Vermont homeowners.

What doesn't play in the state's favor is its high cost of living, bolstered by higher-than-average home prices and middling deposit account rates -- and the second-highest median property tax in the country.

Instead, they said, it got caught in an air vortex caused by higher-than-expected temperatures and the high compound walls, which blocked the downwash of the rotor blades.

In the present study, a group of genomic fragments with high affinity for rAc-DAF-16 DBD were enriched, as indicated by higher-than-expected occurrence of some genomic fragments.

Profit was also hurt by higher-than-expected costs of compliance with Sarbanes-Oxley accounting regulations, the company said.