Sentence examples for come low from inspiring English sources
In Jefferson's sketch, there are signs of the trouble to come: low soundings for the shallow Potomac and a "Mud Bank" not far away from the federal city.
German universities come low in world rankings, so good students often go abroad.In the 1980s it was hoped that private universities might make a difference.
Since emerging economies, especially commodity producers, tend to come low down in the supply chain, he fears that their profit margins will be squeezed by rich-country firms.
One is what Mr Kendall delicately terms "accountability lapses": non-profits tend to reflect the interests of many different groups, but those of the consumer often come low on the list.
But the league tables do at least allow those that come low in the pecking order, such as the Ukraine, to look at other poor countries such as Morocco and wonder why their performance falls so far behind.
You come with an enquiring mind, you come low-tech and you come prepared to experience and learn about whatever you encounter.
Along with the "every-day low prices" and tax revenue that Wal-Mart proffers, the film says, come low-wage jobs, the disappearance of small businesses and an overall economic downturn as money that once circulated in a community is redirected to a faraway national headquarters.
Along with what was supposed to be an awkward transition came low expectations.
Southall recalled the pilot saying: "I see a transport plane coming low.
Brexit contagion comes low down on this list of global risks.
