Sentence examples for is a tad higher from inspiring English sources

Since Zimbabwe's inflation is a tad higher than America's, nobody wishes to surrender hard currency at the official rate of 55 Zimbabwe dollars to one American dollar.

That's a very lucrative deal as well, but one could argue that the execution risk at her job, with a tattered brand and a hypercompetitive market that includes Google and Facebook, is a tad higher than for the average media boss.

However, we have since learned the deal is a tad higher, including $220 toward the primary equity investment and another $130 million in a secondary investment.

The price ranges from $34.99 to $49.99 a month, which is a tad high, but the system runs on cellular technology.

CONS: The doorman is on duty only from 4 p.m. to midnight, and maintenance is a tad high (although the lobby is being refurbished and new elevators installed without any increase in fees).

Olive oil, instead of butter, is used for baking in Mediterranean countries where there are a lot more olive trees than dairy cattle, but here we have plenty of rapeseed oil and if your cholesterol is a tad high as well, then rapeseed is a perfect substitute – so you don't need to feel too guilty about snacking on cake.

The retail price is $99.99 which is a tad high.

First Call's forecasts for each period are a tad higher.

THE BILL Prices are a tad higher than those at other Greek restaurants.

"Trading was a lot softer than expected and expenses were a tad higher," said Jason Goldberg, a Lehman Brothers analyst.

Yet over the past decade America's growth rate has actually been a tad higher than the average for the rich world.