Sentence examples for be at a low ebb from inspiring English sources

But you might expect confidence in the regime to be at a low ebb.

However, scientific interest in spiders appears to be at a low ebb here (the Zoological Society library lists only two research projects), so there is little likelihood of local provocation to the Milligans among British spider lovers.

Investors worry that even if all the charges are rebutted, the distraction will only add to the risks Airbus faces.In the circumstances, confidence at Airbus might be expected to be at a low ebb.

We keep going through darker times and then Shaun the Sheep will take off or something else will turn up," Park says - although he is less optimistic about British animation as a whole, which he fears "seems to be at a low ebb".

But this came at substantial risk: without congressional authorization, American and Presidential prestige would be at a low ebb.

In 1968 the newsletter of The Shakespeare Oxford Society reported that "the missionary or evangelical spirit of most of our members seems to be at a low ebb, dormant, or non-existent".

"Teacher morale is at a low ebb.

She was at a 'low ebb,' because she was at a low ebb.

It seems trust in Pakistan is at a low ebb.

Stocks in the Moscow talks are at a low ebb.

Confidence in government policy is at a low ebb.