Sentence examples for continually low from inspiring English sources

Hawes said: "The downward trend in commercial vehicle production continued in October, given continually low levels of demand across the EU combined and structural and model changes in the UK.

This spike in demand has been driven by record low mortgage rates – a result of increased lender competition and the continually low base rate.

Weaknesses in agriculture, due to continually low crop prices and precipitously falling cattle prices, had major effects on the rural Kansas economy.

Yet most companies choose names that are in some way generic, which dooms them to a life of continually low search engine rankings.

Among the key factors are slower economic growth, President Trump's trade war with China, continually low inflation levels and British Prime Minister Theresa May's struggle to execute her nation's exit from the European Union.

Michael Schur partially attributed the continually low viewership to a decline in ratings for NBC in general, as well as changing viewer trends due to a large amount of available channels.

Studies continually show low hand-washing rates among rushed hospital personnel.

What the world witnessed in 1992 was a man who had been continually brought low by injury simply refusing to submit yet again.

Though Mr. Obama's health care law galvanized his most ardent opposition, and continually drew low ratings in polls as a whole, interviews with voters found that nearly half wanted to see it kept intact or expanded, a quarter wanted to see it repealed entirely and another quarter said they wanted portions of it repealed.

Despite the awards, the show continually received low ratings, and Showtime chose not to commission it for a third season.

In addition, the non-reassortant clade 2C viruses, which could not become dominant and spread widely like clade 2B viruses, were also coexisting and circulating continually at low activity during 2005 2009 in Taiwan.