Sentence examples for grow even higher from inspiring English sources

For those countries determined to join the euro by 2010, the economic cost will grow even higher.

So many technical questions surround the project, the report found, that "the cost of N.I.F. could grow even higher and completion of the project could take even longer" than the revised estimates suggest.

If no sorting is used, the cepstral errors increase more than 50% as the eighth column of Tables 3 and 4 shows, while if in addition no DCT is used these errors grow even higher as the last column of Tables 3 and 4 shows.

And if the New York subway is considered separately, apart from the bus system, the riders' burden grows even higher.

By Jon Lee Anderson December 5, 2012 As Syria's civil war approaches its inevitable, decisive final battle in the ancient capital of Damascus, the stakes are growing even higher.

As Syria's civil war approaches its inevitable, decisive final battle in the ancient capital of Damascus, the stakes are growing even higher.

Nonpartisan analysts and the Congressional Budget Office have credited the first stimulus package with helping to end the recession and keep unemployment from growing even higher than it did.

"NEW YORK reveals itself only at a certain height, a certain distance, a certain speed!" Jean-Paul Sartre wrote a half-century ago, before the city grew even higher.

Paul Pion, founder of the Veterinary Information Network, which counts 30,000 veterinarians and veterinary students as members, said the number of reported kidney failure cases had already grown even higher but said he would not have an updated tally for a few days.

The military government has sealed the country off from the outside world for decades, and the barriers and the mistrust have grown even higher in recent years with the imposition of economic embargos.

"A society can work, can function and can grow even at higher fuel prices," he says.