Sentence examples for firmly higher from inspiring English sources

"They have to pursue it vigorously until we have inflation expectations firmly higher.

But the data also suggested that more households were slowly pulling themselves out of lower-income groups and more firmly into higher- income brackets.

At Shady Grove High School, the curricular emphasis was firmly on higher education.

A user called "telecomguy" said on a message board devoted to Cisco Systems on Silicon Investor: "I still firmly believe high-tech is THE growth industry to be in for the foreseeable future.

The incumbent, whether guilty or innocent of the charges, is distracted and under a cloud, and surely unable to carry the flag firmly and high for Ward 5 while he plans his defense.

The lack of an approach rooted firmly in high-quality science could jeopardize attempts to seek or gain regulatory acceptance of toxicogenomics-based test methods and strategies.

But whatever happens, he has his eyes firmly fixed on higher education.

The legend that a metaphysical philosopher has his eye so firmly set on higher things that he is entirely careless of the conceptual structure he seeks to recommend is absolutely without foundation.

The university sector and the crossbench is firmly opposed to higher interest rates on Hecs loans, but Pyne has repeatedly signalled his willingness to compromise on this part of the package in an attempt to win Senate backing for other measures.

He said Medicare was there for his grandmother and mother, but neglected to say that he considers it too generous to be there in the same form for future grandmothers (while firmly opposing the higher taxes on the rich that could keep it strong).

Although we think of pedagogy as being firmly entrenched in higher education, our findings suggest that content may be even more so.