Sentence examples for set to be higher from inspiring English sources

He said: "Borrowing looks set to be higher than the OBR forecast in March, possibly by a reasonable margin.

But the actual total is set to be higher, however, as both Abbey and Nationwide building society declined to disclose how much they had refunded.

However, there are set to be higher bills ahead for homes hit by floods under new proposals included in the Government's Flood Re agreement with the insurance industry, which is due to come into force next year.

Borrowing and unemployment are set to be higher than forecast and spending cuts to carry on to 2017, he admitted.

The initial gas pressure (pg0 z)) is set to be higher than the melt pressure, because the surrounding viscous melt prevents the expansion of gas bubbles from being subjected to a sudden depressurization.

Since these additional sedimentary layers delay the travel times of 3D strong-motion Green's functions at stations inside the 3D basin structure, such as KOB and OSA (see Fig. 3(A)), the rupture velocity was set to be higher than that of Yoshida et al. (1996) to compensate for these delays in the travel times.

As the UK prepares to host this summer's G8 meeting at Lough Erne in Northern Ireland, malnutrition is already set to be high on the agenda.

Supergroup all set to be high-flyers A few weeks back, we heard the first stirrings of Them Crooked Vultures, now we get the full complement.

Brexit is set to be high on the agenda at the meeting.

Demand is set to be high; earlier this week Facebook said it would be selling 25% more shares than planned.

The issue of cyber espionage looks set to be high on the agenda when the US and Chinese presidents hold their first summit in California next month.