Sentence examples for were almost always higher from inspiring English sources

A sober report on infrastructure spending in 2006, just before Westminster caught high-speed fever, found that returns on such small, unexciting projects were almost always higher than on big ones.This newspaper opposed HS2 two years ago, saying that £32 billion was too much to spend on one railway line.

In the effluent, concentrations of phosphate were almost always higher than nitrogen, probably due to chemicals used in some of the dairy production units Driessen and Vereijiken (2010).

When L. fermentum was also introduced in the process, no further drop in ethanol production was observed (Fig. 2g), on the contrary, the values were almost always higher than with rough yeast contamination alone.

Closer examination of the CTEPP data shows that the measured concentrations on skin were almost always higher than the measured concentrations on other surfaces.

As shown in Figure  8, the proportions of conservation, DHS, and TF sites in the first introns were almost always higher than in the second introns in all distance bins, suggesting that the observed trends are a property of first introns rather than of their proximity to the TSS alone.

For other compounds, indoor concentrations were similar, except at the maxima, where Richmond levels were almost always highest.

(I should mention that the cost of force-placed insurance is almost always higher than the market rate).

This is because the A.P.R. is almost always higher than the interest rate the borrower believes he is paying.

Their internal numbers, collected via clicks to their servers, are almost always higher than the third-party estimates.

In the past cases, the stock market was almost always higher a year after the third rate cut.

Youth unemployment is almost always higher than it is for the general population; in many places the young are locked out of owning their own home.