Sentence examples for being at a lower from inspiring English sources

For example, students tend to relate sensation with temperature; objects that 'feel' cool are often associated with being at a lower temperature (Baser 2006).

She was able to reconcile herself with perceptions of being at a lower risk.

It is reassuring that most noncarriers reported being at a lower risk than at baseline 1 month following testing.

Katapodi et al. [ 22] suggested that perceptions of being at a lower risk demonstrate an "optimistic bias" -- a state of mind of putting your "head-in-the-sand".

Anthony Thornton, the reviews editor of NME and an authority on The Libertines, said: 'Pete is at a lower point than he was a year ago.

Even at Humboldt University, the few easterners kept on as professors are at a lower grade.

"They said my new loan would be at a lower rate," Mr. Powe said.

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.

"Capitol Hill police are at a lower personnel level because of the shutdown".

IN ALL its 101-year history, Australia's Labor Party has rarely been at a lower ebb.