Sentence examples for term the higher from inspiring English sources

In theory this trade should not be sustainable in the longer term; the higher yields should merely compensate investors for the default risk.

Furthermore, mirroring the trend found in a one-dimensional DCT matrix, the farther away an AC term is from the DC term, the higher the frequency its corresponding waveform will have and the smaller its magnitude will be.

As a rule of thumb, the longer the 0 per cent term, the higher the one-off BT fee; if you think you can repay in 30 months take a look at the new Lloyds Bank balance transfer card, where the fee is 1 per cent of the amount transferred.

The term of a CD can extend from a couple of months to over five years, and the longer the term, the higher the rates.

Long term, the higher tax rate will squeeze the profit margins of foreign companies, says Randy Zhou, who follows Haier at BOCI China brokerage in Shanghai.

"So in the long term, the higher growth rates observed aboveground are not reflected in greater ecosystem storage [of carbon]," Wedin says.

In the short term the high-speed growth much of the rest of the region has enjoyed will moderate.

"In the middle term the high-minded goal has devolved into what seem to be quotidian, mechanical, and ordinary drudgery," Mamet writes.

In the near term, the highest priority is to promote a global economic recovery.

In cases where multiple systems indexed the term the highest score was applied.

Next term, the high court will hear the case of Jesner v. Arab Bank and decide whether a corporation can be sued under the Alien Tort Statute.