Sentence examples for number higher from inspiring English sources

But is the number higher?

Reporters have estimated peak crowds of tens of thousands, although some protesters put the number higher.

Reports from the ground put the number higher.

"There is now 75percenttrustst," he said, giving a number higher than many here would likely give.

While Paramount will take comfort from having already almost matched the lifetime of Zoolander, it must surely be disappointed not to have pushed the number higher.

Last month, the House of Representatives approved a bill that would set a limit of $250,000 for those awards, although states could set that number higher.

Security officials put the number higher, at 11 million, and clerics insisted that it was even more.

She's had a stab at an Amy Winehouse-inspired number ("Higher") and even a Tame Impala cover ("Same 'Ol Mistakes").

But the release of the Dr. Seuss books, still hugely popular after decades in print, could move that number higher.

The Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) sets the number higher, at $37bn, but Gore said this included projects in which adapting to, or staving off, climate change was not the principal objective.

While it is impossible to establish a reliable ethnic and sectarian breakdown of the Iraqi population, no one believes that the Shiite proportion is less than 60percentt, and some Shiites put the number higher.