'well higher' is not a correct or usable phrase in written English.
Instead, you could use 'much higher' or 'significantly higher' if you are comparing two or more things. Example: The sales of the new product were much higher than expected.
She explained that since the U.S. economy is doing so well, higher stock prices reasonably reflect economic growth, and should not be considered overpriced.
Now we need to get to the point where we think about how well higher education serves the vast majority of Americans, which means thinking about community colleges".
Well, higher nominal wages across the economy is the same thing as sacks of cash on the doorstep.
The thinktank said that, as well higher rates, the ending in 2016 of the mortgage guarantee element of the government's controversial Help to Buy scheme – which applies to house purchases worth up to £600,000 – is also likely to weigh on house prices.
The quarry at Rano Raraku faces south toward the sea, and the extension hillside is studded with topsy-turvy figures abandoned on their way down the hillside; as well (higher up) with half completed sculptures not yet loosened from the rock.
Then women began to define success as being a man (remember all those shoulder pads and floppy bowties), accepting not just the charms of the high-powered life, but its curses as well (higher rates of ulcers and death at a younger age come to mind).
Ah well, high concept meets low budget.
This was a surprise; I suppose I was expecting something a little more, well, high octane.
It is rapidly absorbed from the gastrointestinal tract and penetrates most tissues quite well; high levels are found in urine.
This is the most promising architecture to substantially enhance the performance and capability of existing standard systems delivering well high throughput as well as high availability.
Well, high school was a really rough time in a lot of ways.
