Sentence examples for always be lower from inspiring English sources

Second, revenue generated on third-party platforms will always be lower than on owned sites.

This should drive insurance costs down for women aged over 40 and also keep costs where they should always be: lower for women.

Frydenberg said taxes "will always be lower under the Coalition" – promising to maintain tax as a share of the economy at or below 23.9%.

However, it will always be lower than the majority threshold — right now, it would require 1,050 delegates, rather than 1,144.

Eastchester's SAT scores will always be lower than Scarsdale's primarily because Scarsdale parents on average have much greater wealth than Eastchester parents, not because of the superiority of the Scarsdale School District.

"The system has cost the school nothing and we will only pay for the electricity we use at a subsidised rate, which will always be lower than the energy companies charge.

Interest rates can always be lowered again later.

It's always been lower".

China became the largest national emitter of CO2 in 2006, though its emissions per person have always been lower than those in developed countries such as Europe.

Yet most individual Chinese have never been rich: per-capita income has always been lower than the world average.

The dynamic combination of the movie and reality becomes important and has more value when the subject is a woman who always is lower in social standing.