Sentence examples for at a rather low from inspiring English sources

"They originally signed them at a rather low price," he said.

At a rather low pressure (0.01 atm), NNH-intermediate route is the only formation path of NO.

And we have that market functioning at a rather low level, but it is functioning and it seems to be growing lately.

It includes photos on nearly every page, rendered at a rather low resolution and contrast, no doubt for effect (since some of them go back to the 1920s).

For the horizontal arrangement, when compared to uniform design, the alternating channel design can be started at a rather low heat input with a much smaller thermal resistance.

And then, at a rather low point in the Church's history, Pope Benedict IX, in the 1040s, resigned and attempted to re-acquire the papacy several times.

The age span was chosen because thyroid stimulating hormone (TSH) was analysed in all women and in 50% of men at this age, of a rather low disease burden in people younger than 40 years and of a lower attendance rate under and above this age span.

Our results show that only 23% of these DDIs are conserved in at least two species and only 3.8% in at least 4 species, indicating a rather low conservation across species.

Pedro began to cry, he tells us, and though he and the manager seem to have patched things up, he never forgot what it felt like to be called "dirty" by a man who at least appeared to have a rather low opinion of how people did things in the Dominican.

Harvey Weinstein, the shrewd and bellicose leader of the Miramax Films empire, had kept a rather low profile at the Sundance Film Festival the last two years.

The 1970s have a rather low reputation at the moment, but one thing to be said for them was that if you were setting up then as a writer, you did feel and believe that you could say anything you liked about anyone and anything, that offence could and indeed often should be given.