Sentence examples for traditionally higher than from inspiring English sources

On the contrary, jobless rates, traditionally higher than in the United States, have soared and are expected to rise further, especially in Spain.

So, with the Blears plan set to be piloted in many northern cities - where republican sentiment is traditionally higher than elsewhere - how long will it be before the voters start demanding a say, not just on what the money is spent on, but also what it is not spent on?

13 It is well known that the ratio of bonuses-to-total-pay is traditionally higher in Japan than in other countries.

Oil prices have also been traditionally higher in the Northeast than in much of the rest of the country, because of a high demand and a sparse number of large refineries.

Traditionally, higher education was the preserve of universities.

"Condos are traditionally priced higher than co-ops, and what is low end is always low end.

In Italy, where public confidence in Europe has traditionally been higher than in the national political class, mistrust of the EU has almost doubled from 28%to53%3%.

Defaults on second-mortgage loans, which have lower priority for repayment, traditionally were higher than on first-mortgage loans, but the recent rate has been lower.

Deposit yields from online banks are traditionally much higher than traditional banks, mainly because of the cost savings that come from not having to support brick-and-mortar branches.

Rather, in many of the metropolitan areas with the smallest pay gaps, men are either paid less ― but still more than women ― in traditionally high-paying jobs, or women are less represented in traditionally low-paying industries, notably the food services sector.

This was twice as much than the companies that had traditionally high engagement scores.