Sentence examples for be lower to from inspiring English sources
The maintenance was almost $1,400 a month, and Ms. Bonthuis felt the price should be lower to compensate.
The basic filing fee will be lower, to compensate for the transfer of prior-art searches to private companies that will impose their own fees.
But critics say they should be lower, to make the money for vital child immunisation in poor countries go a lot further.
Put a different way, if other things are equal, the value of a company's future earnings will be lower to the extent that inflation is higher.
Shaped like an irregular Z, it will be eight stories tall, although sections will be lower to conform to the scale of adjacent buildings.
Even those attacks that do make it through the courts can be categorised as racially aggravated because the bar is felt to be lower to achieve a conviction.
But the world which generally speaking inspired these painters - and they were not supposed to paint what did not engage them - tended to be lower-to-middle-class, not high society.
The lifeboats were supposed to be lowered to the water by automatic pulleys.
President Bill Clinton ordered the limit to be lowered to 10 parts per billion in 2006.
The level at which capital gains are taxed would be lowered to 65percentt from 75percentt.
