Sentence examples for or perhaps higher from inspiring English sources
Some National Football League teams began drooling over his speed, with several contemplating picking him in the middle rounds, or perhaps higher, in the annual draft.
The companies want the city to eliminate the price cap for these customers, allowing charges to go to $30 per cubic yard, or perhaps higher.
Before a new car can be sold in the United States, the company must submit data on the vehicle's pollution output and fuel economy to the E.P.A. Certifying with E30 would call for engines optimized to take advantage of the blend's octane rating of 93 or perhaps higher.
Organizers of the event have claimed there will be at least 10,000 people participating in this march, but turnout could be significantly lower, or perhaps higher.
An additional possibility is that the prevalence of liver disease is the same or perhaps higher in elderly subjects, but the ALT is not a reliable marker of hepatocyte injury.
Or, perhaps higher concentration among managed care insurers in some markets has limited the supply of endoscopic services by discouraging entry of providers.
On one of those unusually temperate June days, or perhaps high summer – a long, lazy Sunday lunch.
He checked out the suffering on Main Street (or perhaps High Street) by conferring with Lady Lynn Forester de Rothschild, the Hillary-turned-McCain supporter best known for her fabulous London digs and her diatribes against Obama's elitism.
40 Non-collection of prescription medication could, therefore, be less commonly experienced by those elderly people, making the effect on health harder to measure, or perhaps high levels of prescribing to the elderly means that drugs that do not affect their (self-rated) health can be deferred.
ears flattened, tail low or perhaps high and straight.
The data discussed above and presented in Table 7 are generally consistent with the premise that in young, otherwise healthy workers, a higher lead dose, such as mean blood lead level > 50 60 μg/dL [or perhaps higher, because neither Wang et al. (2002) nor Ehrlich et al. (1998) adjusted for blood pressure or renal function], is required before associations with uric acid are present.
