Sentence examples for term higher from inspiring English sources

Leave things out of your control to a "higher source" (I've got a spiritual streak to me and use the term "higher source" but you can substitute this with the logos, the universe, nature, chance or whatever suits you).

And in the longer term, higher commodity prices will eventually lead to greater supply.

A high-risk strategy may pay off in the short term; higher debt levels may sink the company only in the longer term, after the executive has left.

The Mets' move across the parking lot was like letting the carbonation out of the seltzer; maybe the shorter fences will put back some of the fizz, but maybe, in the long term, higher pressure is needed.

In the short term, higher costs of living from increased insurance premiums and stricter building standards seem a certainty, and the look of the place, he added, is a problem.

That will require broader, more painful measures in the medium term: higher taxes for all, tougher spending cuts, or a bit of both.Don't quit the centreThis must seem like clever politics to Mr Brown and his crew: folk have been inflamed by the greed and grubbiness of bailed-out bankers.

It's long term, high risk and high payoff".

Some, like the School Construction Authority, use the term "high performance".

In the medium term, high oil prices are more of a deflationary force.

In the near term, high-end tax increases are a better way to control the deficit.

Despite the appealing term "high yield," these bonds are often called junk.