Sentence examples for sometimes much higher from inspiring English sources

Conservative researchers say that the counterexample is the European job market, where wages are kept steady and dismissing employees is difficult and where unemployment rates have generally been higher, sometimes much higher, than in the United States in recent decades.

Concentrations in the dissolved phase were sometimes much higher than estimated by the compounds' aqueous solubilities.

Among the policies generating continuing or renewed interest are hiring credits, higher (sometimes much higher) minimum wages, and a more substantial earned income tax credit (EITC) for childless individuals.

Other dinosaurs also had high spines on the back, sometimes much higher than those of Acrocanthosaurus.

When the researchers compared the inflammation levels of those who expressed more grief, they found those people had higher levels of inflammation and sometimes much higher.

Premiums for those who don't qualify for subsidies rose by double digits ― and sometimes much higher ― in 2017, presenting major affordability challenges for people who must pay full price for their health insurance because they earn too much to qualify for government subsidies.

As a result of losing eligibility for means-tested benefits, low-income and middle-income families sometimes experience much higher marginal effective tax rates (sometimes exceeding 90 percent) than those at the top of the income distribution.

The flow, initially generated by the Oxylog 3000™, sometimes is much higher than the flow that can traverse the resistance set on the test lung.

Although this sampling frequency is sufficient for achieving human computer interactions, research on visual perception and cognition sometimes requires much higher sampling frequencies.

In other systems, however, M and the survival cost of reproduction can sometimes be much higher; in fisheries stock assessments, the overall rate of natural mortality is often assumed to be 0.2 and estimates of the survival cost of reproduction can easily be much higher than what was assumed here.

In my next post I'll describe a much more subtle case that stems from a general ignorance of economic principles and sometimes results in much higher property tax rates for the poor.