Sentence examples for been at a lower from inspiring English sources
IN ALL its 101-year history, Australia's Labor Party has rarely been at a lower ebb.
Maybe in a gentler time, the clash between the meat family and the vegetable family would have been at a lower volume.
Never has the need for politics to effect change been greater, but never has trust in politicians and the political process been at a lower ebb.
Seven long years ago, when the 2012 Games were awarded to Britain, athletics in the host country could not have been at a lower ebb.
Rangers could scarcely have been at a lower ebb than a 6-1 aggregate loss to a poor Motherwell side at the end of last season but Mark Warburton, in rapid time, turned it around.
America's standing in the world, political divisions, race relations, treatment of women ― evidence notwithstanding, mainstream discussions often take for granted that these things have never been at a lower ebb.
And, in particular then the first spectra line should be at a lower frequency.
Even at Humboldt University, the few easterners kept on as professors are at a lower grade.
But the increases are at a lower rate than under Mr. Giuliani's predecessors, Edward I. Koch and David N.
When the water is at a lower level than the rice itself, add the rosemary sprig.
