Meanings of bring higher in English

Market pricing of state resources can bring higher revenues whilst reducing the scope for graft.

Reforms would also bring higher productivity and more innovation.

Unemployment could rise further and economic growth will bring higher interest rates, cutting donors' disposable income.

That pace is a concern for people in its path since slow-moving cyclones can bring higher rainfall totals.

Efforts to bring higher-yielding credits come as investors raised concerns that spreads were also becoming too tight in the Samurai bond markets.

And currently, cotton as well as food, are swapped for fuel crops, which bring higher yields at market alongside relatively low maintenance costs.

I think I can say, and say with pride, that we have some legislatures that bring higher prices than any in the world.

He was referring to Democratic bills to reduce carbon dioxide pollution, a move that Republicans say will bring higher business costs and higher energy prices.

The regulator said its initial view was that even with substantial store divestitures, the combination would likely bring higher prices and worse choice for shoppers.

The storm was traveling at a relatively slow 8 mph (13 kph), which was a worry as slow-moving cyclones can bring higher rainfall.

Her embroidery always brought higher prices than mine, try as I might.

I did not care, and happily accepted the job, which brought higher pay and even an office.

The fact that these letters brought higher prices than any others offered in this sale was gratifying.

A higher lifestyle brings higher expenses.

Likewise, approval of lower carbon fuel standards fell to 39 percent if they brought higher pump prices for motorists.

No one in our history has brought higher judicial qualities to the bench than were seen in Judge Ruffin.