Sentence examples for might go higher from inspiring English sources

"Let me in, and I might go higher".

But with Mo Farah and Jessica Ennis-Hill competing on Saturday afternoon the voltage might go higher yet.

'I think people would down tools: not just presenters, but producers and editors, and it might go higher than that.

In an environment where 45% of the total athlete population is made up of women, the BBC questions, "Is some Olympic commentary sexist?" When US gymnast Simone Biles gave a storming performance on the uneven bars, an NBC commentator complimented her by saying: "I think she might even go higher than the men".

British rates might go slightly higher.

Suspicions persist that the Nam Cam affair might go even higher than the two Central Committee members but the investigation will not.

"The markets might go slightly higher, but it is not a great week for economic data or corporate news," said Jeremy Batstone-Carr, strategist at Charles Stanley.

Mr Sgouros now looks like a shoo-in in the second round although the abstention rate in Attica reached 44% and might go even higher over the weekend.At last year's general election Pasok won control of all 13 regions as Greeks tossed out an inefficient, corrupt conservative administration.

Some of these children have completed A levels others are still doing A levels who might go into higher learning institutions.

"I was thinking maybe $35 million, and a few on the high end were thinking it might go as high as $40 million.

"It was about not having the ability to define the upper level of the market and making a proposal that we knew was going to be rejected because they might think the market will go higher.