Sentence examples for collecting higher from inspiring English sources

That may mean service companies will pass their higher costs on to consumers, collecting higher revenue.

Any checking account provider smaller than that, including PerkStreet and BancVue's partners, can continue collecting higher fees.

Florida officials said that American General executives began negotiations on settling the state's concerns earlier this year but that the insurer kept collecting higher premiums from blacks than whites until April, when Florida demanded that the practice stop.

In Indiana, which faces a projected $1 billion budget shortfall by July 2003, Gov. Frank O'Bannon, a Democrat, is backing a plan to raise the 15-cent tax by 39.5 cents a pack (he had initially proposed a 50-cent increase), as well as collecting higher taxes on riverboat casinos.

EBay benefits by collecting higher fees off such actions.

The cost of servicing those obligations could be as low as 0.5% of GDP, as long as the U.S. remains like a bank, paying low interest rates to foreigners and collecting higher earnings from its investments overseas.

The "You Can Play" series has been around for years, collecting high-profile spokespeople.

At 12 he started collecting high-class antiquities, of the kind shaken free in large quantities by the French revolution, and at 14 was dealing in them.

He retired the same year and devoted himself more or less full time for the next two decades to philanthropy, conservation and collecting high-quality objects for his foundation.

Rupert Murdoch is one of those newspaper proprietors who loves "collecting" high-profile ex-editors (the old Fleet Street press barons, such as Beaverbrook, did the same).

Since 320GB is a bit small if you're collecting high-def movies, it would be better to pay Mesh the extra £30 to upgrade to 1TB.