Sentence examples for but the low level from inspiring English sources
The problem is not simply the presence of large corporations but the low level of the development of domestic seed firms.
"There have been tentative signs from surveyors and estate agents that buyer demand may be starting to moderate, but the low level of interest rates and strong labour market suggest that underlying demand is likely to remain robust," he added.
The gaps have now narrowed, but the low level of statutory paternity pay - £108 a week - still means lower-paid fathers frequently opt to take annual leave instead, eating into potential family time.
But the low level of domestic demand meant that the resulting output had to go into exports which produced the trade surpluses that spawned the huge foreign exchange reserves that were then loaned to the US and financed the unsustainable US boom that has now crashed.
In the wet season rice paddy water is obtained from tidal channels via sluice gates along former stream channels and irrigation channels, but the low level of salts becomes concentrated ~3× by evaporation.
The DCM extract caused the least amount of growth retardation against G. trabeum but the low level of material in this extract appeared to make it the most potent.
As such, these effects likely do not reflect processes specific to face recognition, but simply the low level featural differences between the stimuli.
We also analyzed EC, but considering the low level of viremia typically present in these patients, we were not able to assess whether changes in viral production occurred.
But the low levels of literacy and engagement of people here — I think a lot of them just aren't even aware of these discussions going on.
But the low levels of female participation in economic activity means that the region is not realizing the return on its investment.
But the low levels of noise would be just one part of the confusion animals suffer from warming oceans and the cacophony of commercial boats, cargo ships and gas barges, he said.
