Sentence examples for in far higher from inspiring English sources

If the ban were lifted, critics say, trade in farm-bred tigers would simply provide cover for poached tigers, which are far cheaper to harvest and bring in far higher prices because most Chinese believe the healing properties of wild tigers are greater than those raised in cages.

But several factors are likely to be involved: contamination problems at some manufacturing plants, forcing unexpected production shutdowns; difficulties in getting pharmaceutical ingredients from suppliers, especially those abroad; reluctance to invest in production-line improvement for low-profit generics when high-priced brand-name drugs bring in far higher profits.

Obama seems to hold Biden in far higher regard than Kennedy did Johnson, in Caro's portrait.

He has almost given up complaining that he is held in far higher esteem abroad than he is here.

Oracle argues that I.B.M.'s mix-and-match approach results in far higher operating and maintenance costs.

At any rate, its distinguished actors have all starred in far higher profile films which were far less entertaining.

The result is that demand for housing is, in general, far higher in Catholic areas than Protestant.

PCDBs are found in the feed of farmed salmon, these are flame retardants that have become almost ubiquitous in the environment but are found in at far higher levels in farmed then wild caught salmon.

Fires claim a sad and steady death toll in Russia, far higher than in developed countries.

The homicide rate stood at 139 per 100,000 in 1995 -- far higher than any country in the world today.

For black workers, unemployment was 16.1 percent in April, far higher than that of white workers.