Sentence examples for set higher than from inspiring English sources

Subsidies for employers to implement a living wage set higher than the minimum wage.

Prices of many magazines on the Amazon Fire are set higher than print editions.

I do grasp that the bar for a criminal prosecution is set higher than in a civil action.

Many of us have the central heating set higher than they need, or leave it on without even realising it.

But the tax should be set higher than the current loan repayments to boost university funding, he argued.

Many more obstructions block the path to a nuclear détente whose chances Obama never set higher than 50 50.

If there is only 1 good time interval and verbose is set higher than 0, the DM filter syntax will be printed to the terminal.

Those projected values, called residuals, have often been set higher than the actual value of the cars and trucks returned when the leases end.

The rate was set higher than expected, at 0.5% of an employer's payroll, and will apply to companies with an annual wage bill of more than £3m.

The unions and pensions experts had expected the threshold to be set higher than £15,000, meaning more workers would be protected from rises.

Exemplary damages are designed to act as a warning against repeating an offence and are set higher than conventional compensation payments for that reason.