Sentence examples for higher anyway from inspiring English sources

"Just go higher anyway," another child says.

For Mr. Whedon the stakes are higher anyway.

Also, interest rates would move higher anyway if the economy picks up speed and borrowing demand rises, with or without a plan aimed at stimulating the economy.

ConocoPhillips reported a 90,000-barrel-a-day decline in oil and gas production for the quarter on Wednesday, though earnings were higher anyway as a result of higher oil prices.

In detail, the monthly MBE for the indoor temperature, in specific summer and winter periods and in the considered rooms, is below the threshold of ±5%, with values slightly higher (anyway lower than ±6%) only at the ground floor.

Young also pointed out that the long-term trajectory of health-care spending should be higher, anyway, given an improving economy, an aging population and other factors.

If the ads were for Mitt Romney, and they were run after his widely praised presidential debate performance, then visits to his website would naturally have been higher anyways.

And why is tuition so high, anyway?

I have a hunch that unexplained absences will be high anyway".

"His ability as a film-maker was always very high anyway," says Roth. "He'd been making films in his head for a long time before 1992.

The company said that it was already working to make the North Carolina facility greener [pdf] and that Greenpeace's estimates for how much energy it used there were too high anyway.