Turns out to be a little bit higher.

This is just written a little bit higher

We have got to set our sights a little bit higher.

And during that learning curve the complications went quite a bit higher.

And a little bit higher, why they have a glaze on a thing they call a thali.

A bit higher up are the fruit trees, like apples, pears, medlars, plums and quinces.

A little higher.

A little higher!

We're actually going to make the left, left payoff for the matcher a little bit higher.

Higher concentration, higher concentration

It's relatively normal. You see that the mean is a little bit higher than the population mean.

Satisfy this guy, who wants maybe a lower return but lower risk, and this guy, who's willing to take a little bit higher risk in exchange for higher return.

As I go higher, higher, higher than the clouds

Growth can only be maintained at a higher and higher cost.

Higher.

Higher?

Higher...

Higher.

Higher!

Higher. Higher. Get back outta here.

They'll poke up a bit higher here, an' push out a spike more there, an' uncurl a leaf this day an' another that.

It's higher than this guy,higher concentration

The raccoons' spirits rose higher and higher.

little bit higher on happiness is, or your predicted score would be. They're, they're positively correlated.

So that's a little bit of a taste of why someone might realistically, in this case, pay a higher Price to Earnings for safety.

(Higher frequency)

The prices are going up higher and higher.

Just a bit, just a bit. Straight.

A higher number says your transmitting a lot.

And we keep setting our expectations higher and higher.

A bit.

They made a claim for higher pay.

Now please raise it a little higher.

And they rate them on a scale of one to ten. Higher scores indicate higher quality.

Now, for those of you that don't know your chest muscle, your pectoral muscle, is shaped like a fan. You can lift up your hand a little bit higher or bring it down a little bit

And arm higher...

The bird went up higher and higher into the sky.

So this guy took on higher risk for higher reward.

I'm going to be fitting higher and higher order polynomials.

But the solution just as a little bit of a hint isn't an ultre complicated one, where you have to know some higher level math.

Maybe a bit severe. A bit too Green Beret.

This next bit is a bit arbitrary.

Obviously, the heavier nuclei have higher charges and there is a higher Coulomb barrier to be overcome.

As we zoom in on a particular object We can load the higher and higher resolution textures.

The higher the similarity, the higher the chances of finding a small set of failure inducing differences.