Sentence examples similar to a relatively lower interest from inspiring English sources

In a lucid exposition of Germany's economic woes, Hans-Werner Sinn of the Ifo institute in Munich points out that the creation of the single currency has wiped out a competitive advantage (relatively lower interest rates) that German companies used to enjoy over their European neighbours.

That said, Pew also found political content to be of relatively lower interest to bots vs other types of news and current affairs content — at least judging by this snapshot of English-language tweets (taken last summer).

With sex education programs concentrating on biological information [ 36], they are in effect highlighting topics that are of relatively lower interest to teens while downplaying education in the affective aspects of human sexuality which could be a powerful means to empower teens to make healthier life choices [ 56].

Hotter color indicates a relatively higher speed, and cooler color indicates a relatively lower speed.

The small-scale CAES has a relatively lower power output, leading to a lower air flow.

A second-story location that commands a relatively lower rent is another asset.

A relatively lower value signifies a better connected void network.

In comparison, ITS had a relatively lower efficiency at 75%.

In contrast, TRPV4 showed a relatively lower expression.

Because high-end card holders have to have top credit scores, banks charge them relatively lower annual interest rates on revolving balances, in the range of 12% to 13%, compared with the trend toward higher rates for mass-market cards, which for many has jumped from the mid-teens to over 20%, says Moroney.

Secured cards typically come with relatively high interest rates and are therefore not your best option once you build credit enough to get an unsecured card with a lower interest rate.