The phrase "a slim lower" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to describe a slim lower body or lower part of something, but it lacks clarity and context.
Example: "She wore a dress that accentuated her figure, especially with its design that highlighted a slim lower."
Alternatives: "a slender lower" or "a narrow lower".
The cello woman is proportional, with broad shoulders, large breasts, a short but not too tiny waist, curvy hips, bum, and thighs, and slim lower legs.
- Wear dresses and skirts that stop just above or below the knee to hide your thighs and show off the slim lower half of your legs.
In December, energy costs rose a slim 0.2percentt as lower prices of gasoline were more than offset by large increases in the cost of home fuel and utilities.
The average bond fund rose a healthy 8.4 percent on the year, but the fourth-quarter gain was a slim 1.3 percent, dragged lower by a 1.1 percent loss for portfolios of long-term government bonds.
The company, whose total sales were up a slim 2.1percentt, also lowered its full-year earnings forecast.
The government's People's Party for Freedom and Democracy (VVD Labour Party (PvdA) coalition had only a slim majority in the lower house of the parliament, and in the upper house it required the support of minority parties.
The big losers were centrist supporters of Mr. Monti, who came in a dismal fourth, and the center-left Democratic Party, led by Pier Luigi Bersani, which won only a slim plurality in the lower house and ran a disappointing second in the regionally apportioned Senate.
The shaken president then set about bludgeoning the challenger and his MDC into submission resulting, after the murder of at least 200 MDC supporters, in Mr Tsvangirai's withdrawal from the run-off some three bloody months later.After that, while the MDC and its allies had a slim majority in the lower house of parliament, Zimbabwe's slide into ruin continued.
