Sentence examples for beginning to lower from inspiring English sources

Meanwhile, throughout the South, governors and legislatures are beginning to lower the racist banner of the Confederate flag.

"It was the first practical way of beginning to lower cholesterol, because people are able to change dietary fat," Dr. Hirsch said.

From the museums' side, gift shops that in good times offered expensive jewelry, china or furniture are beginning to lower their price points, several directors said.

Although Nigeria's economy has diversified away from oil in recent years, many economists are beginning to lower their forecasts of its economic growth this year.

In his televised address, Hollande said he felt he had achieved many changes for France in his time in office, including introducing same-sex marriage and beginning to lower France's stubbornly high jobless figures after decades of mass unemployment.

Another type of insulin acts rapidly, with the hormone beginning to lower blood glucose within 10 to 30 minutes of administration; such rapid-acting insulin was made available in an inhalable form in 2014.

After the crash, the Fed immediately changed its policy and began to lower interest rates.

In recent weeks, these analysts have begun to lower their forecasts for 2009 earnings.

He removed them recently when the cat controversy began, to lower the cats' profile.

Well, nearly half a year has passed since the Fed began to lower short-term rates, last Sept. 18.

The Bank of Japan (BoJ) began to lower interest rates in July 1991, soon after property prices began to decline.