Sentence examples for dragged low from inspiring English sources

For many, sugar lifts spirits dragged low by the languishing economy.

Nevada was dragged low by the housing crash and recession, leading to an unemployment rate of 13.7percentt late in 2010, four points above the national average.

Kathleen Turner's Matty Walker, persuading William Hurt's shady lawyer Ned Racine to murder her husband, ranks with the great femme fatales, while Hurt is the archetypal fall-guy, dragged low by a salty mix of sex and greed.

Inter had a flicker when Ricardo Alvarez went through one on one with Brad Friedel at the end of the first half but his finish, dragged low beyond the far post, epitomised Inter's toils.

Any threat Partick did carry came via Higginbotham, who dragged low shots wide of either post in rare flurries towards Langfield's goalmouth.

Born in Euclid, Ohio, in 1970, the artist came of age during a period when installation art was riding high and painting was dragging low.

Owners of dogs may report unilateral or bilateral lameness or paresis/paralysis, toe dragging, low tail or neck carriage, difficulties with rising, sitting or lying down, reluctance to jump or climb, urinary or faecal incontinence, and hyperesthesia or self-mutilation [ 11].

More deprived areas could then be hit doubly hard because they will be have to cope with deep government funding cuts while being unable to use council tax raising powers without dragging low-income families into financial difficulty".

More deprived areas could then be hit doubly hard because they will have to cope with deep government funding cuts while being unable to use council tax raising powers without dragging low-income families into financial difficulty".

The Stoxx 600 index has hit a six-week low, dragged down by technology stocks and car makers (who would both suffer from a US-China war).

That reflects the risk that low-inflation drags down inflation expectations and, subsequently, wages and prices.