Sentence examples for sees much higher from inspiring English sources

"Because the grapes can stay on the vine late into the season, Napa sees much higher sugar levels than one would find in the Finger Lakes, but high sugar means more alcohol is produced during fermentation.

U.K. telecom equipper Marconi reported narrowing losses; however, it sees much higher interest payments as it negotiates a new business plan with creditors.

Presidential contests typically see much higher turnout than midterms.

"But we've certainly seen much higher sales through PayPal than I had expected," he said.

The district has not let the price go up, even as farmers see much higher prices paid elsewhere.

I think that if you know, god forbid we had a national day off to vote, like other developed nations, we might see much higher voting rate turnout.

But what is true is that the cities where there have been recent, high-profile protests against police brutality have also seen much higher rates of violent crime.

"The Chinese New Year is longer than anything," said the company's president and chief operating officer, William P. Weidner, "and we see much higher per-player action".

According to Stefanie Fischer, an architect with a specialism in independent cinemas, the last three or four years have seen much higher standards of comfort in auditoria.

We see much higher levels of concern about technology "addiction" in countries where there's even greater pressure to succeed and fewer social opportunities (e.g., China, South Korea, etc.).

That isn't what it was in the 20th century, but we tend to forget that the 20th century also saw much higher inflation.