Sentence examples for be lower than average from inspiring English sources
If markets were truly efficient, price-earnings ratios should be lower than average at the top of the cycle, since investors should anticipate a reversion to the mean.
The mutation meant that the enzyme could not function, so serotonin production would be lower than average and, potentially, carriers of the mutation would be more prone to depression.
While a shift of several percentage points in Mr. Romney's favor is far from impossible, it looks as if volatility in the polls might be lower than average this year.
Thus, although a shift of several percentage points in Mr. Romney's favor is far from impossible, or even all that unlikely, this also looks like a year in which volatility in the polls might be lower than average.
We show that this is due to increased cognitive accessibility of above-average standards of comparison (Studies 3A and 3B), and that people hold themselves to such high standards even when recalling instances of personal inadequacy (Study 4A) or when they expect their own performance to be lower than average (Study 4B).
"In states where state and local taxes are a higher percentage of state income, the individual income tax cuts will be lower than average and the percentage of taxpayers in each income group with a tax increase will be higher than average for taxpayers in upper income-groups, particularly for the top 1percentt of the income distribution," says the Tax Policy Center.
If you looked to very large, distant scales, the expansion rate would appear normal again, but right where you are, you'd measure it to be lower-than-average.
The newest town in the Netherlands, it has a large ethnic minority population and incomes are lower-than average.
Blue represents higher than average water load, while red is lower than average.
