Sentence examples for course lowering from inspiring English sources

He offered as a better course lowering corporate taxes and making President Bush's larger tax cuts permanent.

"Today the most important topic is of course lowering Greece's debt burden and deciding how much, and in which way, private investors should be involved.

But at year's end, regulators began to reverse course, lowering bank reserve requirements to stimulate lending after exports began to sag.

Of course, lowering the voting age is not only justified as a way to stop the decline in turnout.

"Drinking, of course, lowers the immune response.

This, of course, lowers river levels, which could result in a higher percentage of sewage effluent in the water unless the water is properly treated.

Taking out the 59 Scottish seats, of course, lowers the majority bar, and in 2010 David Cameron would have got an outright majority of nine instead of a coalition.

The modified course lowered march speeds, utilised softer march surfaces and lowered total running distance [31].

That, of course, lowers their prospects for future employment.

Since the 1960s arts and culture have been the protege of the political left, whereas conservatives have favoured more material things like highways, shopping centres – and, of course, lower taxes.

But for both personal reasons (cut my taxes) and ideological ones (competition is good, except on investment banking fees), most financial professionals prefer the Republican mantra of smaller government programs, less regulation and, of course, lower taxes.