Sentence examples for be given a lower from inspiring English sources

And the table suggests that under the "proposed distribution" of ratings, around 20% of the workforce should be given a lower mark of four or five – which is designated for those who have shown "inconsistent performance" and "unacceptable performance", respectively.

He said the new guidelines would also curtail cases in which, because of plea bargaining, "significant drug dealers" may be given a lower sentences than a courier, mule or "a girlfriend whose only job was to open the door".

Therefore, there is a school of thought that prosthetic implants should be given a lower occlusion than natural teeth [5 7].

For example, any team that reached the divisional round will be given a higher pick than any team that reached the conference championships, but will be given a lower pick than any team that did not make the divisional round.

Children below 10 years with low weight could be given a lower starting dose.

Subjects with moderate RI or ESRD could be given a lower dose if deemed clinically necessary.

I have heard of cases where people with disabilities are given a lower priority for life-saving antiretrovirals.

As a result, Counterpane was given a lower market value in its last round, he said, declining to specify the amount.

She felt that she'd been given a lower grade than she deserved, and said that it was because she'd rebuffed Walcott's advance.

Under the new terms, Whitehaven Coal was given a lower interest rate, despite its share price plummeting to a quarter of what it was when its controversial Maules Creek mine was first approved in July 2013.

Each interval is given a lower and an upper approximation and one representation value represents each interval.