Sentence examples for implications of higher from inspiring English sources

Richard Gould, chief executive of the Villiers Park Educational Trust, a charity that helps bright, less well-off students to attend top universities, said the figures should be a wake-up call for policymakers to properly explain the financial implications of higher fees.

This paper provides a conceptual overview of the range of data and analyses that will permit leaders and analysts serving them to assess the broad implications of higher global food prices for a country and its population groups.

While it is often considered more realistic that wages are more rigid than prices, it could also be relevant/interesting to consider the implications of higher rigidities in prices than in wages, e.g (gamma ^{mathrm{p}}=0.04) and (gamma ^{mathrm{w}}=0.2).

The level of corruption, from the mayor of the town in which the disaster is to take place through all of the major public officials under her thumb with implications of higher up complicity paints a dismal picture of an almost dysfunctional society, in which the 50-year-neglect of the building when funds allocated for its maintenance are pocketed by those responsible for its repair.

The discussion of the implications of higher R0 for Vic needs clarification.

Without further research, the implications of higher quality of life in this cross-sectional sample of practitioners of Krishnamacharya yoga are unknown.

The permanent exhibition, "All About Shoes," is full of diverting information (why we measure things by feet, the status implications of high heels) and examples of arcane and/or exquisite footwear.

And, as previously discussed, the implications of high pixel density for text and photos are pretty serious.

The implications of high-res screens, on iPad and (as rumored) on the MacBook Pro, I discussed already in some detail.

In this paper we use analytic models to study the control implications of high commitment human resource systems where workers identify with the success of their firm.

SILVER has been applied to twelve Ontario-based scenarios to explore the implications of high VRE penetrations in a 100% renewable scenario.