Sentence examples for not far higher from inspiring English sources

One possible flaw: the price is not far higher than the £470 million ($925 million) the American tycoons are thought to have paid.

As tuition rates rise faster than inflation, with sticker price from the most elite private colleges costing upwards of $60,000 per year and elite public schools tuition and fees not far behind, higher education is subject to increased scrutiny.

Industrialized nations like the United States are well ahead of developing nations like China, where death rates are not only far higher but also rising.

The deal with OYO is not only far higher but also outside of its immediate home turf, which spans eight countries in Southeast Asia.

Oh, and we did it after the Great Depression ushering in an era of prosperity, and not coincidentally far higher esteem towards Wall Street.

This equates to injecting ∼100 mg of patient IgG, which is not only far higher than that normally used, but also likely to cause adverse physiological effects in addition to any CNS specific deficit.

Aidan is no longer in elementary school after all, and he is not far from high school.

Organized commerce began in the Neolithic Period (New Stone Age), and it may be assumed that slaves were not far behind high-value items such as amber and salt in becoming commodities.

CT scanning gave them not only a far higher resolution than traditional X-rays but also three-dimensional, cross-sectional images to work with, significantly reducing the need for exploratory surgery and its attendant risks.

Trailing not far behind, four high school seniors in the New York region won a total of $100,000 in scholarships.

("I know we have a song list here somewhere," one young rocker — surely not far removed from high school — kept telling the small audience on a recent night).