Sentence examples for begun to lower from inspiring English sources

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

In some of Salvador's deadliest slums, he said, new policing programs had begun to lower homicide rates.

The city's transit workers union has attacked the Metropolitan Transportation Authority's stewardship of the subways, arguing that the agency has begun to lower the maintenance standards that brought the transit network back from its abyss in the early 1980's.

She cited Malawi as an example, noting that though it is one of the poorest countries in Africa, it has begun to lower childhood death rates and to take on maternal mortality as well.

On point she extends a leg to the side, then transfers her weight sideways, so that we see her starting to fall onto that leg before she has even begun to lower it — a kind of physicality unthinkable in European ballet in 1934 and for many subsequent decades.

Operators have been forced to address criticism that they kept data transfer prices high to avoid eating into their text messaging revenue and only recently have they begun to lower prices, while conceding that pricing might have stunted mobile e-mail's early success.

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

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.

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

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