Sentence examples for moved toward higher from inspiring English sources

As the rest of Britain has moved toward higher fees and a market-based approach to higher education, Scotland has become the land of free.

Gradually, our analysis moved toward higher levels of abstraction that ultimately allowed us to generate a framework.

Under increasing the scan rate, the peaks moved toward higher potential, but the NDR effect was consistently found in all measures.

More specifically, the peak values of C g are decreased and moved toward lower values of VG as uniaxial strain is increased before the turning point and are increased and moved toward higher values of VG as uniaxial strain is increased after the turning point.

As shown, 27 patients moved toward lesser likelihood for inflammatory arthritis and 39 moved toward higher likelihood.

Based on these considerations, our study suggests that titanium oxide may exist in the interface because the peaks of the Ti L2- and L3-edge were split and the centers of the peaks moved toward higher energy loss as the investigated area moved from the implant layer to the interface.

Mr. Marmor believes that "the benefit structure is quietly unraveling" -- first, as retirees lose health benefits, and then as current employees find themselves moved toward high-deductible plans.

London's famously swank department stores–Harrods, Harvey Nichols and Selfridges have all increasingly dropped low-margin businesses and moved toward high-margin fashion.

Trading remained light, however, and concerns continued that an economic recovery might cause the Federal Reserve to move toward higher interest rates sooner than predicted.

In the 1920s and '30s, Samuel Alexander, a British realist metaphysician, and Jan Smuts, the South African statesman, espoused emergence theories; and later, others, such as the Jesuit paleontologist Pierre Teilhard de Chardin and the French zoologist Albert Vandel, emphasized the series of levels of organization, moving toward higher forms of consciousness.

"Every state is moving toward higher standards, so when you overlay that with the growing number of limited-English-proficient students, the challenge is just that much greater," said Jorge Ruiz-de-Velasco, a research associate at the Urban Institute, a social policy organization here.