I like everybody -- I even like broadcasters getting higher wages.
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Prepare to watch the NRA boast about getting higher donations.
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The downsides are enormous, and the stakes keep getting higher.
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And the buildings, along with studio ambitions, keep getting higher.
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Millennials, meanwhile, have their sights set on getting higher-paying jobs.
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After a while we realised that the altitude is getting higher.
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I'll take that dividend until we start getting higher stock prices.
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All we can hope is that the price keeps getting higher.
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Most consumers know that drug prices are high and getting higher.
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And the bar for proving citizenship appears to be getting higher.
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But elderly Americans would be getting higher prices in exchange for nothing.
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It's getting higher and higher—slow at first but moving quickly now.
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Even though it is too damn high, and getting higher all the time.
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The risks are getting higher that the earnings recession could become an economic recession.
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The stakes are only getting higher, as Alexa now handles sensitive patient health information.
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No. Sometimes, as in 2000, the PE just keeps getting higher for a while.
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Still, with fewer companies going public, the stakes are getting higher to lure listings.
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The cost of taking a break from paid work is high and getting higher.
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"Clearly, the quality of Chinese papers is high and getting higher," said Etzioni over email.
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We're getting higher and higher scores, and that improvement means I'm doing my job right.
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There are so many independent, unmarried women, and more and more are getting higher degrees.
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And with the election just 60 days away and polls narrowing, stakes are only getting higher.
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The cost of disposing the sludge is getting higher and higher, it's going up like that.
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Farfield, Iowa (CNN)The stakes for Ted Cruz heading into the Iowa caucus are getting higher.
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The days are getting longer, the sun is burning brighter, and the temperatures are getting higher.
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And when you exit now, you're getting higher prices than you expect because everything is up.
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It's stuck in the hose, the whine of the vacuum getting higher and higher, louder and louder.
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"It is going to be tough times ahead because banks are not getting higher rates," Somasundaram said.
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First and foremost, we need to recognize that stakes are getting higher and higher with our innovations.
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"You're not just getting the same productivity, you're getting higher productivity," the company's owner, Andrew Barnes, said.
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If you don't, you may end up getting higher interest rates on credit cards, car loans, etc.
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Weak earnings and relatively high prices have kept P/E multiples fairly high, and they're getting higher.
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"When you compare the two rates, the overrepresentation for Indigenous kids is getting higher," Mr. Braddock said.
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The study also found that the peak of creativity for Nobel winners is getting higher every year.
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The subways are rickety, the schools are dysfunctional, the rent is too damn high and getting higher.
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"As you know, prices are getting higher, particularly for squid," he said, suddenly sounding formal and looking anxious.
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They're colliding again and again, and the stakes are getting higher because failures can affect life and property.
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But even there, the level that requires us to really pay attention … has been getting higher and higher.
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Now it is a problem, and it's a hidden problem, and the numbers are getting higher and higher.
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The ACE rule actually is not "affordable," because the costs of climate change are high and getting higher.
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Yes, sketch comedy is an easy and cheap way to fill airtime, but the bar is getting higher.
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And I think the barrier to entry is low, but the barrier to quality is getting higher. Okay.
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"Prepare to watch the NRA boast about getting higher donations," one Parkland student, Cameron Kasky, said on Twitter.
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And with mounting medical bills — which are only getting higher every month — they've created a GoFundMe page to help.
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The production values are getting higher, the purses are getting larger, and the guest list is becoming more prestigious.
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And not just logging more hours but getting higher quality sleep by exercising more and developing consistent bedtime rituals.
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As the stakes are getting higher to attain a bachelor's degree, college admission processes have been under increased scrutiny.
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While he never consumed any type of peanut again, annual allergy testing showed his allergy classification numbers getting higher.
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Hopes are getting higher that the economy finally will start picking up in the second half of the year.
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"I don't see evidence of the wages getting higher, except for specific types of jobs, like management, banking," she said.
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On Thursday, Reuters reported that some Brazilian companies are getting higher valuations listing on the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE).
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"And we need clarification in a hurry because these numbers [of cases] are getting higher by the day," he said.
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"The expectations were getting higher that maybe things were starting to improve," said Paul Lejuez, a retail analyst at Citigroup.
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If he falls off that pace, the percentage of delegates he needs to win will keep getting higher and higher.
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Wage stagnation By Tami Luhby and Patrick Gillespie, CNNMoney Trump took credit for workers getting higher wages under his tenure.
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It is also encouraging to see that Thailand has also been getting higher market share of that expanding piece of pie.
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More money than ever is being spent on advocacy, and member dues are also getting higher in some cases, Adler said.
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The standards of golf around the world are constantly getting higher, and the golf is constantly getting better all the time.
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So while the advertised price for airfare is getting lower, the actual cost that a passenger pays is actually getting higher.
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The stakes are high, and only getting higher, with just two truly viable Democratic candidates left in the race (Sorry, Tulsi).
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"The exchange rate is getting higher and la linea [the queue to enter into the United States] is horrible," she says.
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"The standards of what it takes to win and keep customers are just going to keep getting higher," Gartner's Gehani said.
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"You've heard estimates of a hundred years of natural gas...that number keeps getting higher and higher" because of technological innovation.
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It was a start, but they soon realized they needed to cover more areas, which meant getting higher above the forest.
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That explains why the median age is getting higher basically everywhere, and why it's higher in rich countries than in poor ones.
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But that number does not reflect the number of people trading up to better jobs, and getting higher pay to do so.
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I was hitting more shots in Fortnite and getting higher scores in Sayonara Wild Hearts than I did on the regular Switch.
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The cost of earning a four-year degree is getting higher and higher each year, and it's taking longer for students to obtain.
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Nick Viall is feeling "very excited" about continuing his journey on Dancing with the Stars — but he knows the stakes are getting higher.
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And also more generally we're all getting older, the average gamer age is just getting higher because all of us are now gamers.
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Like in the last couple of seasons, we have seen the pace of the show increase with the stakes getting higher and higher.
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The Greenleaf family is back for a fourth season, and the stakes are only getting higher for the family's Memphis megachurch, Calvary Fellowship.
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And though the stakes for those depicted in the videos are getting higher, those hosting the content don't seem to be any more vigilant.
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"Our urban population is getting higher and higher day-by-day," said Betul Ergun Konukcu, resilience and sustainability team leader at Istanbul Metropolitan Municipality.
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But as streaming providers proliferate, the cost of cord-cutting is getting higher and higher, and customers are thinking of opting out once again.
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But if the bar for being part of the 21% is getting higher, it's gotten even more difficult to join the 240%, Bloomberg found.
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President Trump tweeted this morning: The background: the estimated price tag of Trump's wall keeps getting higher and higher, as Axios noted last month.
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Salary reports from Management Consulted, a careers resource website that helps graduates land consulting jobs, indicate that MBA graduate consultant salaries are getting higher.
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"People are always skeptical about their getting higher pay and tax or other benefits," says pollster Mark Penn, a former strategist for President Clinton.
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Especially since you see demonstrable progress as you collect those orbs, with your jumps getting higher and previously inaccessible rooftops suddenly appearing beneath your feet.
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They told Motherboard that posts asking for advice on getting higher tips and how to avoid liabilities on the job never get approved by moderators.
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Her comments sparked backlash from some members black community who felt she was ignoring how Latina actresses have been getting higher payments in the industry.
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"I like the gold stocks here, as you know, even as the price of gold's been stalled as the dollar's been getting higher," he said.
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Then, "economic" - with the unemployment rate keeping falling and labor market participation rate getting higher, it remains debatable how the US economy is really doing.
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Ted Cruz will certainly depend on getting higher-than-expected turnout from both Latinos and African Americans, so this is mixed news for that contest.
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"Retail investors are getting higher returns from investing in fixed-rate bonds compared to the current rate of inflation," said Magpale from BDO Private Bank.
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With Sarah Manning (Tatiana Maslany) on a desperate hunt for answers about herself and her clone sisters (also Maslany), the stakes just keep getting higher.
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But the odds are getting higher that liquor stores, bars, and restaurants will start to offer something different — nonalcoholic custom cocktails and brand-name beverages.
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Getting insanely high for the first time—or getting higher than you've ever personally been, via oils or edibles or whatever—can be a frightening experience.
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With China's technology wall getting higher, the two most valuable U.S. companies—Apple and Alphabet—are counting on speedier growth in the world's second-most populated country.
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"What the market wants now is both fiscal and monetary policy and such expectations are getting higher," said Hikaru Sato, a senior technical analyst at Daiwa Securities.
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So I would say, on one side, it is the demand of the users that is getting higher because those users are getting more and more mature.
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Photo: AP"Now that [its] perigee is below 300 kilometers [186 miles] and it is in denser atmosphere, the rate of decay is getting higher," McDowell said.
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The stakes are getting higher as the Iowa caucuses quickly approach and candidates on both sides of the aisle ramp up their attacks on their closest rivals.
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"Maize prices were rising every week because of this panic and the implication was that the mealie meal price was getting higher," Katambo said, referring to maize meal.
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For Daniele Siqueira of AgRural, the pace of soybean sales will depend on how long farmers are able to hold out in the hope of getting higher prices.
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But a handful of companies have attempted to launch such bids lately as shareholders have become more vocal about getting higher returns and as the domestic market shrinks.
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It wasn't going to be long before someone came along as unembarrassed to orate while inarticulate as Ms. Palin, while also getting higher in office than she did.
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" Port-au-Prince continues to be "locked down" due to protests, but the official said the deportation requests keep coming — "and the numbers are getting higher and higher.
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"The average age of the American farmer was getting higher and higher—it's about fifty-eight, fifty-nine across the country right now," Christopher Wayne, the program's director, explained.
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So many things are going on, and there's a crescendo, with the arousal level getting higher and higher, and that translates into a lack of ability to think clearly.
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They are people who have lived in the US for years and gone to school here; thanks to DACA, they are working, buying homes and cars, getting higher degrees.
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Advanced countries can benefit from investing in emerging economies by getting higher returns on their savings, which would give their ageing populations more money to prepare for retirement, he said.
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Also, the radiation levels inside the plant are not increasing; the levels are getting higher because TEPCO is getting closer to the source of the radiation, namely the melted fuel.
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Advanced countries can benefit from investing in emerging economies by getting higher returns on their savings, which would give their aging populations more money to prepare for retirement, he said.
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Streaming companies have benefited from the price uptick as well, getting higher prices for the discounted metals they bought and raising more than $1.6 billion in equity for future deals.
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Climate change has added a new urgency to these discussions: Extreme weather events are already becoming more intense, more frequent, or both, and the price tag of rebuilding keeps getting higher.
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As they reflect on these questions, many of his clients, he said, have been tempted to ratchet up their exposure to the U.S. stock market in hopes of getting higher returns.
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I think we were a bit underscored — and any other season, we'd be getting higher scores — but this season is full of stiff competition and every week is a new week.
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"Mills are not interested in exports as they are getting higher prices in the local market," said Abinash Verma, director general of the Indian Sugar Mills Association (ISMA), a producers' body.
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As of this week, the UK still doesn't have a Brexit deal that everyone can agree on — which means the likelihood of a no-deal Brexit is getting higher and higher.
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It would repeal the law's expansion of Medicaid and provide tax credits to help with the cost of coverage based on age instead of income, with older people getting higher credits.
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The stakes are getting higher after Clinton defeated Sanders by a razor-thin margin in Iowa, and the Vermont senator is seen as the prohibitive favorite to win the Granite State.
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Most Republicans accepted the deal as a necessary price of getting higher defense spending, but Paul, among the most dovish Republicans in the chamber, is a fierce critic of defense spending too.
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In other words the ante is very high for snagging big names and then investing in the production of films and series with them, and with competition the prices are getting higher.
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JPMorgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon runs the largest bank in the country but is frustrated by obstacles he sees keeping young people from having bright futures and workers from getting higher pay.
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Private banks have been able to consistently chip away at credit costs and improve their bottom line by setting aside capital for provisioning, following conservative business practices and getting higher-yielding loans.
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But the stakes are only getting higher in Creed II, as Adonis faces the son of the man who killed his father – all while Adonis prepares to become a father himself, with Bianca.
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So, we've just seen an uptick in growth in Europe, Japan has been strong, emerging markets are strong, and of course we're getting higher growth in the U.S. The fundamentals are very strong.
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The Brains Much of the success of the first part of Singer's plan -- getting higher scores for students on the SATs and ACTs -- relied on the smarts of 36-year-old Mark Riddell.
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This is up from lows of 32 percent of face value hit at the start of March, pointing to greater optimism among bond investors about the chances of getting higher recoveries in the restructuring.
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"The stakes are getting higher and the deals are getting worse for the taxpayer," said Amy Liu, director of the Metropolitan Policy Program at the Brookings Institution and a longtime critic of tax incentives.
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"We're not going to be there tomorrow, but maybe in 10 or so years time, we could be at 34 percent for commercial modules ... it's a possible path to getting higher efficiency sooner," he explained.
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More than 80 percent of publishers that are using AMP say they are seeing higher viewability rates, more than 90 percent say they are getting higher click-through rates and most also see better earnings.
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But for a merger that at one time seemed like it was going to sail through largely without issue, the hurdles T-Mobile and Sprint need to clear before combining seem to keep getting higher.
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"As both (the U.S. and Chinese) Presidents said significant progress has been made, the chance for the US and China to reach a deal is getting higher," OCBC Treasury Research said in a morning note.
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"Coal prices are getting higher so the miners are trying to speed up production", boosting demand for the fuel needed to power mining machinery, said a trader, who supplies diesel to mining companies in Indonesia.
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"As the news was very unexpected, retail investors are likely to cash out and put their money in time deposits, where they are now getting higher returns on their money," said a Cairo-based broker.
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"We had a few days at the beginning of last week when the odds of a 'Leave' vote were getting higher than a 'Remain' vote, which prompted a sharp rally," Capital Economics analyst Simona Gambarini said.
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According to mental health professionals, frequent Baker Acts can actually assist in getting higher-end services approved including a cost-free Community Action Team which provides intensive at-home counseling and mentorship for both families and children.
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Point is, if you want something to stand out in the age of Instagram Stories (Snapchat Stories, Facebook Stories, WhatsApp Stories… etc etc), it has to look right as the bar for being noticed keeps getting higher.
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China included lifting soybean production in a five-year plan issued in 2016, but in early April it announced that soybean farmers in China's northeastern provinces would be getting higher subsidies than its corn producers this year.
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If getting higher wages is good for you, then the change in the mental health of workers who received higher wages ought to be greater than the change in the two groups of comparison workers who did not.
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The perception of value in food remains an issue, however, especially for customers who are single parents or who work minimum-wage jobs in a city where the cost of living is getting higher and higher every day.
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At the same time, the emergence of such deals signals the challenging nature of private-equity dealmaking — prices for companies are getting higher and higher, and firms are teaming up with competitors to put investor money to work.
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" Bernanke said infrastructure — combined with some adjustments to the current tax system, though not necessarily those changes roughly sketched out by the White House — "would probably be the highest-return fiscal actions in terms of getting higher growth.
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"There is going to be both more inland flooding and more storm-surge, ocean-related flooding because the ocean is getting higher," said Brion Callori, senior vice president of engineering and research at commercial property insurance firm FM Global.
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Rubio started off by waving the requisite senior citizen flag ("I'm against any changes to Social Security that are bad for my mother") and then delivering the bad news for people under 55, who would be getting higher retirement ages.
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Where technology and economics collide The Fight for $15 movement has notched a string of victories over the past couple of years, getting higher minimum wage legislation passed in the states of California and New York as well as several cities.
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The costs of obtaining a university degree are high and getting higher: The average cost of tuition for the 2015-2016 academic year was $24,061 for an in-state public school and a whopping $47,831 for a private college, according to Collegedata.com.
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"Because of inflation expectations getting higher, it's really more about buying cyclicals, buying commodities-oriented things, buying short-duration assets, value rather than growth, U.S. rather than emerging markets, small cap versus large cap, and loans versus high-yield bonds," said Memani.
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The big picture: Policymakers want to find other ways to treat pain — given the destruction that addictive opioid pills has caused — and many companies sit on the other side of the table selling opioid alternatives, with the hope of getting higher government pay.
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Related: Getting Higher: SpaceX Wants Rockets to be More Like Cheap Beer and Less Like Cocaine In the early days of the Space Race, there were some different schools of thought on ways to move people and cargo to and from space.
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"I think the stakes are getting higher," Jarvis notes, pointing out that "there's also driverless cars and all these other technologies, which [have a] risk to all of them," and that experiences like this will force companies to consider the consequences of their products.
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"Every time Paul Ryan, or someone who is trying to dismantle the Affordable Care Act, steps to the podium and starts talking about insurance rates and premiums getting higher and higher and higher, they're actually making an argument for a single-payer system," he said.
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"With the overhang of further tariffs on Chinese imports paused and the chances of a rate cut from the Fed getting higher, more investors are getting comfortable to invest bigger in equities," said Shawn Gibson, chief investment officer at asset management firm Liquid Strategies.
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In addition, the hoops that a client has to jump through to accept anything that could be "misinterpreted" by compliance and legal teams as a bribe to direct business one way or another are getting higher and becoming a bit too much to bother for many.
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The model's winners seem pretty clear: Customers who get more in ticket value than the $9.95 a month they're spending; theater owners, who are getting increased revenues since MoviePass compensates them for tickets bought through the app; and movie studios, who are getting higher audience numbers.
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But the very antics that encourage people to tune in to the presidential debates also discourage them from pulling the voting lever: Hillary Clinton's chances of winning the White House in November seem to be getting higher largely because she is a safe pair of hands.
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They might get their information on doses and substances (or just read first-person accounts) from forums like Reddit, Bluelight, and Erowid, or from books such as Julian Vayne's Getting Higher, Michael Pollan's How to Change Your Mind, and Stanislav Grof's Realms of the Human Unconscious.
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Lesson: the existence and rising quality of Shanzhai products is both good and bad news for startups: it means the supply chain is getting better even at the lowest levels; yet, it also means the bar to building a defensible startup is getting higher and higher. 5.
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President Trump is getting higher approval ratings lately for some of his personal traits — including standing up for what he believes in, getting things done and being tough enough for the job, according to a SurveyMonkey analysis of its polls since the start of Trump's presidency.
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But the stakes are getting higher as the nation's debt level continues to rise — it topped $20 trillion this year and is expected to grow by an additional $10 trillion over the next decade as federal health and retirement programs spend more on an aging population.
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"I think 3.2613 percent to 3.75 percent is easy and unfortunately it would be nice to say that's because the economy is great and everything is great and nominal GDP is 5 to 6 percent and we're getting higher interest rates," Boockvar told CNBC's "Futures Now " on Tuesday.
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RELATED: 20153 Ways to Fall in Love All Over Again Your voice might actually get higher Once you're past that crush stage and you're deepening your connection and commitment to your partner, you might notice other odd changes in your body—including your voice getting higher (yes, really).
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"But as far as the vitamins and minerals, and this is true for all athletes, we need to be getting higher calcium, omega 3s and vitamin D." Good sources of plant-based protein are soy, tofu, edamame, beans, lentils, legumes, nuts, and minimally processed nut butters, Verras says.
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Supervising much of the work on the jump forms and cables are field engineers like Alessandra Rosso of the Bronx and John McCullough of Piermont, N.Y. Two or three times each day, they climb metal staircases to reach work areas in the towers that are 15 stories now and keep getting higher.
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The closing of the gap could be due to a multitude of factors, such as women getting higher levels of education and going into fields that were normally dominated by men, but a lot of it has to do with women just advocating for their rights and bringing more awareness to the issue.
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" We have a whole team of concierges that will say, "Hey, have you thought about getting higher resolution photos," which is a huge deal, or with guys, guys don't even have any photos without sunglasses, so, "Hey, have you thought about using portrait mode with your friend and going out for a day and taking four or five photos?
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"And I think that probably that to do that, I would think that on the fiscal side, that infrastructure spending that improves our roads, our bridges, our schools, and tax reform, not necessarily tax cuts, but reform that makes the system simpler, more efficient, those would probably be the highest-return fiscal actions in terms of getting higher growth," he continued.
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Carry-on baggage size limits are getting smaller, while checked bag fees (remember when there weren't any?) are getting higher, and an airport latte costs even more than one at Starbucks (don't even get us started if it's an airport Starbucks) — though that pricey flight home for Labor Day weekend may require you to skip fancy coffee until we're deep into the fall season anyway.
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BUT THE WAY TO GET IT WOULD BE NOT JUST BY GETTING HIGHER PRICES FROM THE CABLE DISTRIBUTORS AND SATELLITE DISTRIBUTORS BUT ALSO TO BE ABLE TO DO DIFFERENT KINDS OF BUNDLING AND ALSO TO BE ABLE TO TAKE OUR CONTENT DIRECT TO CONSUMER, WHICH IS SOMETHING WE'RE AGGRESSIVELY PUSHING, SINCE WE OWN ALL OF OUR CONTENT, WE'RE ABLE TO TAKE IT DIRECT TO CONSUMER.
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Wednesday morning, Axios' Mike Allen hosted a series of conversations on health care's biggest challenges, focusing on the opioid epidemic and pain crisis in the U.S. The big picture from Axios' Bob Herman, Policymakers want to find other ways to treat pain — given the destruction that addictive opioid pills have caused — and many companies sit on the other side of the table selling opioid alternatives, with the hope of getting higher government pay.
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"We all know the stakes keep getting higher, and the rhetoric we're hearing from other side just keeps sinking lower," she continued, referencing Thursday's GOP debate when Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE, Marco RubioMarco Antonio RubioTrump moves forward with F-16 sale to Taiwan opposed by China The Hill's Morning Report — Trump and the new Israel-'squad' controversy Trump crosses new line with Omar, Tlaib, Israel move MORE and Ted CruzRafael (Ted) Edward CruzTrump moves forward with F-16 sale to Taiwan opposed by China The Hill's Campaign Report: Battle for Senate begins to take shape O'Rourke says he will not 'in any scenario' run for Senate MORE tangled in multiple spats.
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