Sentence examples for becoming low from inspiring English sources
"Now think about this," she continues, her voice becoming low and mysterious in the manner of a seasoned storyteller.
It bulked up the company's presence in personal computers as the industry was becoming low growth and low margin.
"Bogota has set itself very aggressive targets for becoming low emission and investing hugely in buses and electric transport," he said.
This charge results in the electric field being applied one well at a time, and each step corresponds to the escape probability becoming low enough for photogenerated electrons to escape from a quantum well.
To this, I'd point out that the sensor can remain unused until such time as the smoke detector notices that the battery is becoming low.
(P13) Participants had to learn to recognise their own signs of their mood becoming low and the possibility of relapsing into a period of depression.
It's not a matter of if economies around the world becoming low-carbon, but when and how: through struggle and strife or through advancement and progressive leadership.
This paper suggests a novel method, which models the first order Rayleigh scatter as a separate set of factor(s) in the decomposition step by shifting the Rayleigh scatter into becoming low-rank bi-linear.
Our results show that there is a wide variety of employment opportunities in the solar industry, and that the annual pay is attractive at all levels of education, with even the lowest skilled jobs paying a living wage (e.g., janitors in the coal industry could increase their salaries by 7% by becoming low-skilled mechanical assemblers in the solar industry).
Slowly but steadily, the interiors of Baja Sur's larger cities are becoming low-wage workers' residential districts, encircled by hotels and homes for the affluent, Uribe says.
Which leads to them shaving their heads, starting to talk like low-end drug dealers, possibly even becoming low-end drug dealers and generally trying to ape the people who rob them on Saturday nights in Clapham.
