Sentence examples for even higher than we from inspiring English sources

But once upon a time America was able to achieve full employment without a housing bubble and with savings rates even higher than we have now.

Linda Bilmes, a Harvard academic who has done extensive research on the impact of the wars, said all those factors together suggested that "the actual cost over 30, 40 or 50 years will be even higher than we projected".

Gregory Smith, senior researcher at the Pew Forum, said, "That is a level of religious commitment that is much, much higher than we see among the public as a whole, and is even higher than we see among other religious groups with high levels of religious commitment," like white evangelicals and black Protestants.

If we were, following the budget, to see that the debt is going up even higher than we currently project and is going to peak even later than we currently forecast, then that would put a lot of pressure in terms of the UK AAA rating because essentially, on a very broad measure, it would mean that the UK government is projecting a debt level of 100% of GDP.

LBL believes that when we have a real awareness of all of us, rather than simply us, we see that the stakes are even higher than we thought they were.

However, if M. tb bacilli do increase their rate of mutation either during growth of the initial infection or following exposure to antibiotics, we would expect the emergence of multidrug resistance during treatment to be accelerated and the overall frequency of the emergence of MDR to be even higher than we have estimated here.

Recognition rates equal to--and, often, even higher than--financial compensation.

Instead, we came up against this wall that seemed even higher than when we first started.

We are talking about figures here that are simply absurd, a transfer fee that is even higher than what we spent on Javi Martinez.

Current levels are even higher than what we have seen before 2008.

"If performance continues to be weak, then contribution rates will be even higher than the rates we're trying to avoid now, and you'll produce even more fiscal pain down the road," he said.