Sentence examples for more in high from inspiring English sources

Weekend travel is $75 more in low season, $100 more in high season.

Increasingly there are more in high latitude areas, and then diminishing capture around the tropics," she adds.

And they often do so, for a mere $2 more, in high definition which gobbles five to six times the bandwidth of standard-definition fare.

The recently restored Lido Palms, 12801 Tamar Drive, Desert Hot Springs, (760) 329-6033, fax (760) 329-6467, www.lidopalms.com, isn't minimalist -- the 11 large, cheerful rooms have patchwork quilts and full kitchens -- but it looked comfortable and clean, and the prices are very good at $70 to $80 $100 more in high season, Nov. 21 to April 30).

Teller: If only you'd applied yourself more in high school, you could've gotten into an Ivy and landed a better job and not had to worry about the fifteen-hundred-dollar average balance needed to waive the measly six-dollar fee you're so concerned about.

There is nothing I would have loved more in high school than a good reason to spend two weeks proving that some kid in my class didn't actually get a hand job from some other kid in my class, and that — as a Snapchat timeline assembled by Peter inadvertently proves about Alex Trimboli — that first kid can't actually drink eleven beers.

Why don't we invest more in high-speed rail service?

But prices are increasing more in high-demand business cities.

"Demand from them is likely to be more in high-end projects and Bosporus-side mansions".

"Banks might invest more in high-yielding, high-risk assets," said Ms. Rodríguez Valladares.

In some studies, statins have lowered heart attack risk by 30percentt or more in high-risk patients.