Sentence examples for a much lower point from inspiring English sources

Afghanistan began at a much lower point than Iraq in terms of development and infrastructure.

China started from a much lower point and managed to raise a billion people out of poverty by turning an entire nation into the world's factory.

It has two qualities that make it extremely dangerous for experienced MDMA users: it takes longer to exert an intoxication effect on a user; and it has a much lower point at which it becomes dangerously toxic.

He will go away, examine what went catastrophically wrong again, and make probably the toughest choice of his professional career so far: to carry on, rebuilding from a much lower point of negotiation, or walk away.

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There is already evidence that Latin America and Africa are deindustrialising – from a much lower starting point than Asia.

For those who love white Burgundy but dread the cost, the Mâconnais region of France offers a wine that can be both lively and vivacious at a much lower price point.

A thiol generally has a much lower boiling point than the hydroxyl compound of like structure; for example, methanethiol boils at 6° C (43° F), methanol at 65° C (149° F).

And since olive oil has a much lower smoking point than, say, groundnut oil, almost any cooking activity beyond the gentlest of sweating will bring about this bad-fat transformation.

The new store also completes the rehabilitation of this stretch of lower Broadway into a design hub (one with a much lower price point than you'd think, given that 40 Mercer, Jean Nouvel's hulking luxury condominium, is less than half a block away).

It might be churlish to say that if the EU has stepped in 3 months ago they would not have had to lend much more than €30bn and they would have got much the same result with the benefit of a much lower starting point of yields.