Sentence examples for from far higher from inspiring English sources
While the company's North American automotive operations earned $328 million, that profit came from far higher volumes.
After a massive upward move for just over a year, the market got its long anticipated correction, albeit from far higher levels than nearly anyone anticipated.
Consider that, shortly after the devastating tsunami of December 2004, a United Nations report noted that people along Somalia's northeastern coast had begun suffering from "far higher than normal cases of respiratory infections, mouth ulcers and bleeding, abdominal hemorrhages and unusual skin infections," according to a story in the Times of London from March 2005.
No Excuses advocates point to high-performing charter school networks like the nationwide Knowledge Is Power Program: Thirty-three percent of KIPP students graduate from college, far higher than the norm for students from low-income backgrounds.
That report was working from a far higher figure of the number of singletons in China: 190 million.
Syrians have long been frustrated that western horror at atrocities by Isis has diverted attention from a far higher, but less publicised, civilian death toll at the hands of government forces and their allies.
Banks come down hard on those who go into the red without permission: apart from a far higher interest rate there can be charges of up to £15 for each payment made.
Overall, reported seizures linked to kratom quintupled in Thailand from 2005 to 2011, far higher than those reported for any other drug [ 6].
By the way, the 10 or 15 percent chance of bad side effects (I asked) from surgery is really far higher, from what I've read and heard.
Significantly, YFP fluorescence from pCA2.4 was far higher than the chromosomal insertion, ranging from approximately 20 fold (day 6, without kanamycin) to 100 fold (day 14, with kanamycin added) higher YFP fluorescence detected from pCA2.4 over 14 days (Fig. 3a).
The reoffending rate of women released from prison is far higher than for women completing community sentences, so a shift from one to the other will result in less crime.
