Sentence examples for actively lowering from inspiring English sources

"For many consumer banks, actively lowering customer attrition rates is one of the most important strategic imperatives for the bank as a whole," one survey concluded.

Indeed, red deer are able to "exaggerate" their apparent size by actively lowering their larynx during vocal production, thereby creating a longer vocal tract (and thus lower formant frequencies) [38].

What could be more subversive, then, than a film that not only eschews jeopardy from beginning to end, but goes out of its way to actively lower the stakes?

In the United States a start-up software business has been working with utility companies to persuade householders to actively lower their utility bills by pitching them in direct competition with their neighbours.

Nonhuman primates are not known to be able to actively lower their larynx in this manner during vocal production.

This inflammatory state can be directly stimulated by glucocorticoids or apoptotic cells, is immunosuppressive and actively lowers the ability to mount a classical inflammatory response (Ransohoff and Perry, 2009; Cameron and Landreth, 2010; Colton and Wilcock, 2010).

They say hell is fire and brimstone and lashings and flayings, but I'm pretty sure it's actually this: being trapped in a tiled infinity, paying £900 per month no bills for the privilege, having to bend your neck all the time because the ceiling is actively lower because everything is covered in tiles.

None of the subjects studied in this work was able to actively depress (i.e. lower) the shoulder beneath anatomical zero position.

Vodafone may be concerned about reputational damage with consumers following any deal which potentially could be perceived as the company actively trying to lower its UK tax burden (albeit legally).

Under the blueprint presented last week, banks would be prohibited from starting foreclosure proceedings while a borrower was actively trying to lower the interest rate or ease other terms of the home loan.

Under the blueprint, banks would be prohibited from starting foreclosure proceedings while a borrower was actively trying to lower the interest rate or ease other terms of the home loan, a process known as a mortgage modification.