Sentence examples for example were higher from inspiring English sources

Mill certainly recognised different qualities of happiness: he thought that the pleasures of listening to opera or reading Milton, for example, were "higher" than the kind of enjoyment found in a good meal.

WHO's estimates of maternal mortality, for example, were higher than those that the IHME published in 2010.

Many of the issues that Ford says caught it by surprise gas and commodity prices, for example–were high and volatile from the outset.

Kamut, for example, is higher in protein than many other whole grains.

The pay of university presidents, for example, is higher at schools with larger endowments, according to a new study by Ronald Ehrenberg, John Cheslock and Julia Epifantseva of Cornell.

The viscosity (i.e., internal resistance to flow) of seawater, for example, is higher than that of fresh water because of its higher salinity.

The social returns from investment in primary education, for example, are higher than for secondary or tertiary education, with the benefit that they tackle poverty directly.

Helen Qiao of Morgan Stanley worries that some of the measures outlined on May 6th will slow demand at a time when the economy is already weak (see chart).One example is higher utility prices.

Operating income, for example, was higher in the earnings release, while operating expenses were lower.

While LTV in this example is higher than in the previous example, our subscriber ROI is the same in both cases.

Opposition to solar fees charged by utilities, for example, is higher among Republicans (66percentt) and conservatives (64 percent) than Democrats (53 percent) and liberals (58percentt).