Sentence examples for will mean higher from inspiring English sources

And, they claim, the lack of competition will mean higher prices, as more consumers elect higher-speed services from fewer providers.

"More demand will mean higher prices".

"So a weaker pound will mean higher imported food value.

Invariably, however, they will mean higher production costs.

A warmer world will mean higher sea levels.

Helmer said: "Lower prices for jet-setters will mean higher domestic prices.

In pocketbook terms, cutting the rebates will mean higher property taxes for homeowners.

An ageing population will mean higher costs in pensions, health and social care.

Yes, it will mean higher gas prices, but prices are going up anyway, folks.

More civil complaints against individual rapists will mean higher costs for pattern offenders, lowering college rape rates.

They may end up in the support group, or requiring more care which will mean higher PIP payments.