Sentence examples for a low ebb at from inspiring English sources

The United States' popularity is generally at a low ebb at the United Nations, and Washington is not currently a member of the W.H.O.'s 32-member board, which elects its leader to a five-year term.

He's at a low ebb at the moment, tied to a chair, wearing mitts and a helmet, and gazing at a hypnotically chanting Teddy Ruxpin hamster ball.

"U.S. support for the Tea Party is at a low ebb at a time when key issues of concern for the movement -- funding for the Affordable Care Act and raising the U.S. debt ceiling -- are focal points in Washington, with Tea Party-backed Sen. Ted Cruz prominently fighting both policies," Gallup senior editor Lydia Saad wrote.

The brand may have history and heritage but, currently, it is at a low ebb as a trendsetter.

A clearly angry Forest boss admitted confidence was at a low ebb following the 4-0 reverse at the King Power Stadium.

Historians tell us that religion in this country was at a low ebb between 1750 and 1790 -- at least when measured by church attendance (estimated to have been about 17percentt).

He says politics was at a "low ebb" before tonight and now it's at an even lower ebb.

Production at the time was at a low ebb, and there was no money to pay the staff.

Carlos Tevez, having returned from Argentina's 6-1 drubbing at altitude in La Paz, was inevitably at a low ebb here.

She was at a 'low ebb,' because she was at a low ebb.

When North fell at last in 1782, George III's prestige was at a low ebb.