Sentence examples for dictates higher from inspiring English sources

If those other factors don't change and the government simply dictates higher wage rates, then jobs will be lost or not created for lower-skilled workers.

The brain analyses the frequency with the least detailed component first, and then if time permits and interest dictates, higher frequency components are analysed.

As these and other prominent analysts and experts have explained, the simple math related to the country's record debt levels and other obligations dictates higher taxes in the future, unless the political class somehow finds a way to make large, permanent, and politically painful spending cuts.

A lower value of α indicates that P K) decreases at a slower pace as K increases, and therefore dictates higher paralog abundance.

The temperature and molecule specific spectral profiles of the radiating gases, as well as atmospheric absorption, dictates high-resolution modeling of system radiation.

Lastly, the conditions of the company dictated higher pay for Dahl.

Indeed p63 target sequences dictate higher nucleosome occupancy than random genomic sequences according to the nucleosome-DNA interaction model.

Costlier or riskier strategies would dictate higher thresholds (for example an ICU anemia score of more than 21; more than 60% sensitivity; 34% of the population are candidates).

With tickets in such short supply, market logic dictated high ticket prices.

But to achieve those reforms we need to work with fellow EU members, not try to dictate high-handedly to them, as David Cameron has done".

It appears that the second half of the third Ig-like domain can dictate high affinity for FGF-2 or keratinocyte growth factor (KGF), whereas affinity for FGF-1 appears to remain the same [ 3].