Sentence examples for Reached its lowest ebb from inspiring English sources

The proportion of Republicans among 20-somethings has reached its lowest ebb since records began to be kept after the second world war.

"They recall the times in the past when he disappeared into the ice wastes of the Arctic and Antarctic, only to come out safely when hope for him had reached its lowest ebb".

A nationwide laughing stock and punchline, their club had reached its lowest ebb the previous season, becoming only the second ever European trophy winners to be relegated to their country's third tier.

But now the volume has been turned up, driven by pressure from advocacy groups, news media leaks and public demands in both countries for greater transparency in the drone program — demands that come, paradoxically, at a time when the pace of American drone strikes has reached its lowest ebb in five years.

A news analysis article on Friday about the continuing controversy over American drone strikes in Pakistan's tribal belt, even as the number of such missile attacks has reached its lowest ebb in five years, misstated the year in which Cameron Munter left his job as United States ambassador to Pakistan after bruising disagreements with the C.I.A. station chief over drone strikes.

In 1874, Grant's cabinet reached its lowest ebb in terms of public trust and qualified appointments.

Sunday night is a period when the city's normally hectic traffic reaches its lowest ebb.

Positivity about having enough for retirement reaches its lowest ebb between the ages of 45 and 54, according to a study by Skipton building society, when nearly two in five (39%) people say that they feel their preferred lifestyle for retirement is out of reach.

While his overall approval with that group has remained relatively stable, the percentage who strongly approve has drifted downward, reaching its lowest ebb ― 51percentt ― in late March, following the failed attempt to pass an Obamacare repeal bill.

From the moment he set up his political consultancy in a spare bedroom in 1985, Peter Mandelson (later Tony Blair's spin doctor) encouraged him, but few others did.Labour had reached its lowest post-war ebb in 1983, taking 28% of the vote.

Last week it reached its lowest level since 1974.