Sentence examples for come off low from inspiring English sources

All those figures, however, come off low bases, Mr. Wieser said, adding that his estimated total for ad spending in the emerging media this year of $15 billion is about 2percentt of the total ad spending in the United States that Mr. Coen foresees.

Coming off low poll numbers and a regional election drubbing, Mr. Sarkozy needed a boost.

The number of borrowers coming off low payments will peak in 1999 and 2000.

The last time we came off low levels from the SIR equity ratio (in early 2006), we endured a very choppy broader market.

The improvements at Renault and the PSA Peugeot-Citroen group come off a low base, however.

4.09pm BST The DJIA and the FTSE 100 have come off their lows - Dow is just under 14500 and the FTSE is at 6241.

In the past week or so the krona has gained a little, CDS spreads have narrowed and the stockmarket come off its lows.

In addition to this, China has come off a very low base.

Then to come off was the lowest feeling, I felt terrible".

Such apparel might come off as a tad low-key sashaying down a runway, but it's a look.

There were other bottling issues too — leaking, caps that wouldn't come off, incorrect labels and low-fills.