The phrase 'a lowest' is not correct and not usable in written English.
The correct phrase in English is 'the lowest'. Example sentence: I received the lowest grade in the class.
This system is based on grading structure from grade "A" (lowest) to grade "I" (highest).
Mr. Hague was himself something of a lowest common denominator.
The $1 package is for a twin-share in a lowest category hotel.
It has not been "a lowest common denominator government", he says.
Virgin Atlantic has a lowest cost flight on the same route for exactly the same price, £565.31.
We don't want a lowest common denominator race to the bottom with more people refusing to pay tax.
Whether the international process can deliver anything more than a lowest common denominator remains to be seen.
But that inevitably involves the establishment of a lowest common denominator, of simplifying language to get the message across.
In the social coefficient that is Western civilization, we're always in sore need of a lowest common denominator.
Has since played eight ODIs with a lowest score of 28 not out and impressive average of 81.50.
