Sentence examples for away from low from inspiring English sources

"Banks aren't shying away from low- and moderate-income neighborhoods," says Fellowes, the report's author.

The aim is to reposition the group away from low return corporate banking towards higher return retail/wealth management businesses".

China's urban residential projects have shifted away from low storey single-standing residential units to mid-storey mass housing projects and towards contemporary high-rise residential compounds.

A reliance on public sector investment while the private sector rebalances away from low margin manufacturing relies for its success on the economy maintaining the government's growth target.

"Today it's all away from low fat and low cholesterol and more toward calorie control and weight loss," Mr. Balzer said.

A Treasury spokesman said the budget was designed to move the UK away from low wages, high taxes and welfare, and that the national living wage was balanced by lower corporation tax and higher employer national insurance allowances.

A rule: "Stay away from low-hanging fruit," Berkley said.

Higher-income black people are more likely to move away from low-income black people.

The first is to move away from low-margin offshoring towards higher-value work.

Also, programmers have tended to use software frameworks for getting away from low-level communication challenges of the infrastructure layer.

Ross was wary of this experience, and his advice to Liebling was "For God's sake keep away from low-life".