Sentence examples for passing higher from inspiring English sources

Mr. Kato said the budget deficit had ballooned because the government had delayed passing higher prices to domestic consumers.

Retailers reported pressures to increase prices on popular consumer products, but many said they had trouble passing higher costs on to their customers.

And while the banks are hardly shy about passing higher costs on to their customers, many experts said they expected that the downgrade would have little effect — at least in the near term — on consumers.

"Smaller, more complex markets often mean passing higher costs on to consumers".

Almost 160,000 students across Scotland are receiving their exam results - with a record number passing Higher exams.

They have virtually no pricing power in the face of mounting global surpluses of almost every material and intermediate manufactured good and in an American business climate that rejects the idea of passing higher labor costs through to customers.

Passing high across Ulverston Channel, on a clear day you'll see the pristine beaches of Chapel Island to the south.

Rapid heating and solidification can also be achieved by passing high-power laser beams over the material's surface.

A host of new technology lobbies are spending big bucks to pressure Congress into passing high-skilled immigration reform.

It is, for example, tapu for anything to pass higher than the king's head.

Strong demand and a desire for better bikes have allowed bikemakers to pass higher material costs on to buyers.