Sentence examples for current spell of low from inspiring English sources

Mr Draghi referred in particular to the recent strength of the euro in contributing to the current spell of low inflation.

Still, current standards are too low.

The current spell of bad weather is expected to last another two months.

Swansea's current spell of five league games without a win is their worst run in the Premier League.

Britons enjoying the current spell of unseasonably warm weather are warned they could face snow after the weekend.

Mr. Crane says the move toward ultrashort funds has been fueled by the long spell of low interest rates.

But since then, he has mixed occasional moments of brilliance with long spells of low scoring.

Sick leave length was defined as the number of sick leave days in current spell during the total study [ 32].

The current spelling comes from Walt Whitman in his 1860 poem "Starting from Paumanok," part of "Leaves of Grass".

The name was eventually altered to the current spelling.

Many studies, in various geographical locations, have reported that both spells of extremely low and extremely high temperatures can cause excess mortality [ 1- 4].