Sentence examples for escape high from inspiring English sources

Prices are under-recorded to escape high stamp duty.

Lower-than-normal temperatures have allowed the northern Midwest, including Iowa, to escape high utility bills so far this summer.

SO FAR Wells Fargo has been the one large American bank that has seemed to escape high profile legal attacks.

Declining gambling receipts reflect a similar problem: many operators have moved parts of their business offshore to escape high British levies.Petrol taxes are leaking more quickly.

France's big firms have gone out into the world, in part to escape high taxes, strict labour laws and low growth at home.

Residents from the former Soviet Union do not require visas to work in Russia and many, in particular from Central Asia, travel to Russia to escape high unemployment at home.

(That amounts to paying higher logistical costs in order to escape higher wage costs).

They are often tempted to move their production abroad to escape higher costs and strict labor rules at home.

So far, only a few finance outfits, mostly hedge funds or commodity traders, have moved (usually to Switzerland) to escape higher taxes, onerous regulation and public hostility.

Even if that doesn't happen, wealthy Greeks might be tempted to move their money overseas to escape higher taxes.There were some modest signs of capital flight before the election (€7-8 billior, or around a twentieth of the total).

The goal of the Section 8 program is to give low-income families the opportunity to escape high-poverty neighborhoods.