Sentence examples for below the level necessary from inspiring English sources

"Public trust in the press has fallen below the level necessary for it to perform its proper role in a democratic society," proclaims today's report.

World stocks will dwindle to only 320m tonnes, slightly below the level necessary for global food security, according to the FAO.

This designation implies that the fisheries have been overexploited and that fish stocks have fallen below the level necessary to replenish themselves fully through natural reproduction.

Mass transportation fares typically are set below the level necessary to cover full costs, and the difference is made up by government subsidy intended to create the social benefits produced when people use transit.

The International Council for the Exploration of the Sea, an independent scientific advisory body, has warned that unless almost all commercial fishing in the North Sea is stopped indefinitely, the number of cod may drop below the level necessary to repopulate the region.

Fitch had said the firms claims-paying resources were as much as $3.8 billion below the level necessary for a triple-A rating.

Hypoxia occurs when oxygen availability drops below the levels necessary to maintain normal rates of metabolism.

However, the levels of oxidation were generally low and below the levels necessary typically thought to begin degrading the mechanical and tribological properties of UHMWPE (ASTM oxidation index > 1) and were not associated with the clinical performance of the sequentially annealed HXLPE cohort in this study.

The effects may be of such a magnitude as to reduce target organ exposure to below that level necessary to provoke any biological response at all.

Despite this, the present situation deserves care, as routine vaccination is given a protection below the minimum level necessary (80%).

This year, the industry is on track to complete more than 570,000 homes, still substantially below the level considered necessary to replace aging homes and provide for new households.