Sentence examples for below the levels seen from inspiring English sources

Despite recent increases, average pay across the economy remains considerably below the levels seen before the 2008 financial crisis, once inflation is taken into account.

And despite its recent rise, volatility is well below the levels seen at the time of the 2008 crash, when the index jumped as high at 80.

But, at about 8%, unemployment is far below the levels seen in the Great Depression, when it exceeded 20% between 1931 and 1933.

German debts were well below the levels seen in Greece, Ireland, Portugal and Spain today, making up around a quarter of national income.

This is still well below the levels seen during the last big property slump in the early 1990s, when a fifth of City office space lay empty.

The figures show that the value of sterling has fallen to below the levels seen in the aftermath of the 2008 banking crisis and the slump in the pound in 1992 that followed "Black Wednesday" and the UK's exit from the European Union exchange rate mechanism.

That number worried some economists, who said it was below healthy margins and lower than the levels seen in 1983, when unemployment was equally high.

The percentage of large and medium-sized banks that are willing to make business loans has fallen below the level seen during the recession of 1990.

But in recent years sales growth has fallen well below the level seen in the booming 1990s.

The current ratio of female managers in Japan is 12 per cent, well below the level seen in other advanced nations.

Economic growth is slowing – falling below the level seen by economists as necessary to keep up with the fast-growing population – and confidence is faltering.