Sentence examples for higher end from inspiring English sources

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The phrase "higher end" is correct and is commonly used in written English.
It is used to describe something that is more expensive, of higher quality, or of a higher class than the rest. For example, "The store specializes in higher end furniture and home appliances."

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"They're also higher end.

The New York Times

"Titanium steel is much higher end".

The New York Times

Higher end dramas can't rely on local success".

The Guardian

"At the higher end we like Fidelity Enhanced Income.

The Guardian - Money

We critics scrutinise and show off to a higher end.

The Guardian - Books

"I'm on the higher end of sexy," she said.

The New York Times

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(Higher-end, if I'm being completely honest).

The New York Times

It's a higher-end clientele.

The New York Times

At the higher-end events.

The New York Times

Higher-end jobs remained at home.

The Economist

Even higher-end stores struggled in October.

The New York Times

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