Higher Still

noun

1. 1. a system of post-Standard Grade qualifications offered at five levels including Higher and Advanced Higher
   2. ( as modifier )

      Higher Still courses

Example Sentences

October’s numbers will be higher still, guaranteed.

From Slate

The skyscape of this city is peppered with examples of architectural “I’ll go higher still” one-upmanship.

From BBC

It may not seem that way at first glance: U.S. vehicle prices in general have soared to around $47,000, on average, and prices for electric models are higher still.

From Seattle Times

And as of April 15, with about two months left in the school year, the number was higher still — at 4,786.

From Los Angeles Times

Milk has the lowest environmental impact, yoghurt slightly higher, soft cheeses, such as cream cheese, slightly higher again, and hard cheeses such as Cheddar are higher still.

From Salon