Sentence examples for but lower than from inspiring English sources

The phrase "but lower than" is correct and commonly used in written English.
It is typically used to compare two quantities, with the first being higher or larger than the second, but still not as high or large as a different quantity. It is often used to show a contrast or difference between the two quantities. Example: "I received a promotion at work, but my salary is still lower than my colleague's." In this sentence, the speaker's salary has increased, but it is still not as high as their colleague's.

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The gap is higher than it was in 2009-11, but lower than in 2006-08.

Life expectancy is comparable to the regional average but lower than that of the world.

Minnesota's overall rates are higher than average, Dr. Nelson said, but lower than those in North Dakota and Wisconsin.

Still really high but lower than where we were before.

RMA gives throughput higher than FMA but lower than PMA.

Growth this year will be 1.5%, but lower than forecast.

Nutrient concentrations were higher in the restored wetlands but lower than concentrations thought lethal to frogs.

Tensile strength is adequate for transplantation, but lower than that of the optimized control materials.

gariepinus (Pangapinus), similar to P. hypophthalmus but lower than the value recorded in the C. gariepinus.

The susceptible degree of softening point ratio was higher than ΔS but lower than RP.

The boosting factor should be higher than one but lower than the MS/MS boosting factor.

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