Sentence examples for a much lower balance from inspiring English sources

Kevin Mountford at website MoneySuperMarket.com says those who can afford to pay off their balance within a shorter timeframe may find they are better-off opting for a card which offers a shorter interest-free period but has a much lower balance transfer fee.

Taken together, by direct/indirect removal of a variety of pathogenic proinflammatory mediators that over-expressed in plasma and lung, HA timely blunted the "cytokine storm" in the process of ARDS and restored immunologic balance at a much lower set-point.

The higher responsibility placed on White as a batsman was balanced by a much lower responsibility with the ball; across the whole of the 2009 season, he only bowled three balls in One Day International cricket.

This means you can transfer your high-interest balance to a card that has a much lower APR, and pay that rate forever, not worrying about it ballooning up after the intro APR expires.

Indeed, in postnatal life, morphogenetic events take place at a much lower rate than in embryonic development and, therefore, slight changes in the balance of the morphogenetic pathways can result in significant biological effects.

The ability to assume mortgages at a much lower rate of interest could get the 1.5 million foreclosed homes off banks' balance sheets and make room again for productive lending.

The lower-cost cards can be divided into two areas – a long 0% term with higher balance transfer fee, or a shorter interest-free term with a much lower transfer fee – in some cases just 1%.

Through the development of a communication tool (a "balance sheet" summarizing published evidence on benefits and possible adverse effects of vaccination) to enable communities to balance costs and benefits of measles vaccination, Ledogar et al [ 13] uncovered a much lower vaccine efficacy rate in Lasbela, Pakistan, than expected.

measured at a much lower level.

at a much lower price than the brand name drug.

It was a much lower number in 2010.