Sentence examples for hikes even higher from inspiring English sources

"Democrat leaders now want us to take the bill that passed the Senate in December and that the House voted on last night and make the tax hikes even higher, the Medicare cuts even deeper," Mr. McConnell said in a floor speech.

In October, Ms. Seitz started a YouTube channel, with videos showing her practicing basics on outdoor basketball courts, dressed in what she calls "old-school phys ed fashion"— white socks hiked high, short shorts hiked even higher.

He predicted a fortnight of bad news, ranging from more financial failures in America and abroad to the Fed's "inevitable" anti-inflationary interest-rate hike to even higher oil prices.

But with the central bank expected to hike rates even higher this week, to 4.25%, Sarkozy took another opportunity to remind the ECB that sparks will probably fly over the next six months.

Most health economists who have studied this problem believe that a price increase of at least $1.50 a pack is necessary to make a significant dent in youth smoking, and some believe the hike should be even higher.

So should banks test a borrowers' ability to repay a jumbo-sized loan when or if the Bank of England hikes rates to 5% or 7% or even higher?

I also love hiking, and lately, even high-intensity interval training.

Graduate and professional school students face the 5% hikes too, and many of them would see even higher bills.

If the government gets involved and hikes up gas taxes, the price may go even higher than the $5 a gallon we saw over the summer.

You can do easy, level hikes across the meadows, or take chair lifts even higher to access trails that cut literally through the mountains.

That figure would be even higher if the EPI estimate included the minimum wage hikes in Seattle, San Francisco, and other cities.