"All have significantly higher crime rates than New York," he said with a smile.
"Five years down the road," he said, "you are likely to have significantly higher interest rates".
"Individuals who are more willing to delay gratification have significantly higher FICO scores," the report concluded.
Even largely blue-collar Milwaukee and the rival Texas metropolis of Dallas, both with larger recycling budgets and smaller populations, have significantly higher recycling rates than Houston.
Mr. Obama and Mr. Edwards do not have significantly higher unfavorable ratings than Mrs. Clinton; rather, more voters just have no opinion of them.
If HSBC were to exit, then the remainder would be largely non-ring fenced, and could have significantly higher costs of funding.
Studies in the US indicate that in states where financial education is compulsory, individuals have significantly higher levels of savings than those in other states [link required].
Similarly, companies that have dropped out of the FTSE 350 over the period were found to have significantly higher levels of pay than those that survived.
Until that bill becomes law, borrowers who want more than $419,000 must take out jumbo loans, which have significantly higher interest rates.
Protected areas have significantly higher allelic richness.
Certain non-wood products have significantly higher CO2 emissions.
