Sentence examples for originated much higher from inspiring English sources

And there was pressure certainly from Mark Hoban, but I believe and know that that originated much higher up with the chancellor himself".

The former Co-op Bank chairman's interview with Newsnight this week was mostly self-regarding drivel but he did say this about Verde: "There was pressure certainly from Mark Hoban [former junior Treasury minister], but I believe and know that that originated much higher up, with the chancellor himself".

And there was pressure certainly from [junior minister] Mark Hoban, but I believe, and know, that that originated much higher up, with the chancellor himself".

For a non-Argentinean, perhaps, it is surprising how much Education expenditures increase with income, a result that originates on the much higher use of private education among higher income levels.

The reason originates from the much higher viscosity of the bilayer as compared to the surrounding aqueous medium [29], [38].

However, in both the systems, the travel times of particles originating from locations away from the drains have been seen to be much higher than those originating from locations close to the drains.

Lower vaccination coverage among foreign-born children is of concern because foreign-born children often live in households and communities characterized by more intense exposure to infectious diseases, and many originate from countries with much higher prevalence rates of diphtheria and other diseases than the developed countries [ 2].

"There is a much higher cost to originating mortgages relative to a few years ago," said Jay Brinkmann, chief economist at the Mortgage Bankers Association, a group that represents the interests of mortgage lenders.

In contrast, the amount of pollen originating from outside the study plot was much higher for the three Q.

In older logs of F. sylvatica and P. abies (18 years), fragmented material originated mostly from wood in logs and was much higher in the former than the latter species.

As already mentioned, in the absence of an ozone layer, the environment in which the RNA world would have originated and developed was likely exposed to a much higher UV flux.