Sentence examples for higher paper from inspiring English sources

He was fortunate as his dad complained to the school and he was able to take the higher paper.

The increase reflects higher costs for producing and delivering the newspaper, and higher paper costs, The Times said.

Owners want higher paper sales, more advertising and fancy websites, all done with smaller budgets and fewer staff.

I recall one teacher telling me that there simply wasn't enough of "importance" in Scottish history to merit a Higher paper all to itself.

But Dawe said that Ofqual's proposals to retain GCSE maths exams split into two tiers – with an easier "foundation" level paper and a harder "higher" paper – were likely to be counterproductive.

The prospect of higher paper costs is a more immediate threat: Newsprint, which constitutes about 20% of the papers' costs, is likely to rise 11%, to $620 a ton.

Results for the advanced higher papers also reached a record level  - with a four per cent rise lifting the number of passes to 18, 889.

He wants to do Geography A level so he needs at least a B. All his expected GCSE grades are now at C. I am having to negotiate with the school to get him on Higher papers rather than Foundation.

She had been supposed to take three higher papers in science, which give access to the best grades, but all the disruption has made her fearing that she may only be able to take the lower, foundation level.

She decided to shred the images and photograph the result, a 5ft high paper pyramid.

The base of the Opal Spiral glass table lamp is 11 inches high and is capped by a 10-inch-high paper shade.