Sentence examples for been lower over the from inspiring English sources
Edmund King, president of the AA, said the price of petrol and diesel on the forecourt had been lower over the past six months than the half year before that but international tension was always bad news for the British motorist.
There is no economic or social argument to justify these arbitrary targets for spending and debt, especially when the cost of debt service, given low interest rates and the average 14-year term of our government debt, has rarely been lower over the past 300 years.
The protests are now in their eighth week, but the numbers have been lower over the period covering the New Year and Orthodox Christmas celebrations.
The concentration of fine particulates in Seoul, Korea has been lowered over the past 10 years, as a result of the city's efforts in implementing environmental control measures.
I thought the band sounded just fine (probably all that eye contact!), but there was one problem I couldn't get over: before they came on, the curtain had been lowered over the stage to "build hype" and a "pretentious aura of importance that this rough and ready band don't deserve".
Expectations are dim: Compaq is still struggling to catch up with industry champion Dell dell, and earnings forecasts have been lowered over the past few weeks after the computer maker said it expects to post a loss on the quarter.
In fact, I would argue that the threshold of officer safety has consistently been lowered over the years.
The blood lead level (B-Pb) that is classified by the Advisory Committee on Childhood Lead Poisoning Prevention of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention CDCC) as elevated – the "level of concern" – has gradually been lowered over the past four decades, and the "reference value" is now 5 μg/dL [ 11].
Many investment professionals think returns are likely to be lower over the next 15 years.
But advocates for the loops argue that the cost per user is lower over the long run.
