Sentence examples for embrace lower from inspiring English sources

Even those many Republican-leaning thinkers who embrace lower taxes and less regulation are horrified by Trump's "America First" language, manifest in policies that are anti-immigration, anti-trade, and anti-global-institutions.

All smart politicians back "more efficiency" because that seems to let them embrace lower energy prices and less consumption as well.

The big publishers are going to need to embrace lower profits (no more price fixing and middle men) and reduced responsibilities (no more bullying stores, authors, and customers), but in return for this they get their survival.

Eventually, Mulally's straight-forward approach enabled union workers to embrace lower wages.

Obama has proposed a framework for corporate tax reform that would embrace lower rates and fewer loopholes with the goal of at least maintaining current revenue levels from corporate taxes -- and increasing corporate investment at home.

China recognizes the benefits of balancing its trade linkages with Russia and Ukraine, and is keen to embrace lower-cost imports from Ukraine's crisis-ridden economy.

By contrast, District 2, which embraces Lower Manhattan and the Upper East Side, ranks 23rd in total spending.

Ironically, for those inclined toward perfectionism, embracing lower standards--accepting a job done well enough then moving on--requires more wisdom and self-discipline than trying to do it better.

The American Right wholeheartedly embraces lower taxes and government spending and increased militarism, while in Sweden or Denmark the far-right supports the preservation of the vaunted Scandinavian welfare state.

"What you're seeing is more advisers embracing lower-cost asset-allocation strategies and embracing E.T.F.'s," Mr. Burns said.

Oil companies, of course, embrace the lower taxes, too.