Sentence examples for higher in that from inspiring English sources
Income tax will only inch higher in that time and corporation tax by a mere £4.5bn to £45.9bn.
Yet the risks are higher in that cocoon than in the back seat of a regular car, as Mr. Schaller discovered when he looked at the consequences of accidents.
And didn't Sontag raise the stakes slightly higher in that opening chapter, when she said, essentially, Here is what my imagination is capable of; here is what I have been able to see?
The peak unemployment rate was higher in that earlier recession than today's 7.6percentt, largely because the last big wave of the baby-boom generation was entering the job market in the early '80s.
Wales were among the top seeds for the 2018 World Cup qualifying draw in July but that was based on the Fifa rankings – Chris Coleman's side are ranked much higher in that system than on Uefa's coefficient.
With hindsight, it may turn out that the price paid by the rebels was even higher, in that this catastrophic mistake – for it was a mistake – ultimately cost them their lifeline from Moscow.
Retailers own the customer and there are higher margins in that.
The levels of fecal matter and fertilizer runoff are both high in that lake.
Is the 2percentt inflation goal sufficiently high in that kind of world?
