Sentence examples for even higher ones from inspiring English sources

But I know, too, that we must sometimes pay those wages to avoid paying even higher ones later.

Other researchers come up with similar numbers or even higher ones, and are supported by studies querying men about their own behavior: in one such study, fifteen per cent of the college men sampled said they had used force at least once to obtain intercourse.

Looking at today's high CEO turnover levels and the near-term potential for even higher ones, the challenge facing boards may not be the decision to change CEOs as much as the need to change the way they go about selecting the new one.

"But it is also a way of saying, 'We're not going to stick you with eight bucks.' " He emphasized that for as much of a markup as a restaurant can take on a bottle of water, it can take an even higher one on juice or soda.

The number is even higher – one in three – for transgender students, according to research by the National Union of Students (NUS).

And it is possible that figure could soar even higher, one banker said -- to as much as $100 million.

Such a number -- or an even higher one -- would probably be seen as a reaffirmation of the strength of the housing sector, despite rising mortgage rates.

Of the 3,000 United States servicemen in the field as advisers, the percentage of officers is even higher—one officer for every enlisted man.

Adulteration is an ongoing problem with olive oil, warns Elliott, mainly because consumers are willing to pay a high price for olive oil, a higher one for extra virgin oil and an even higher one if that extra virgin olive oil comes from a specific geographical region.

The correct balance will depend on how willing you are to risk losing your standard of living for the chance of having an even higher one.

But VR has to be shown at a higher frame rate to produce the feeling of presence in the viewer, so to achieve natural slow motion requires an even higher one.