Sentence examples for enter low from inspiring English sources

While mounting pressure is being put on low-income parents to access paid employment, the loss of entitlement to free school meals for those who enter low paid work keeps many of these families living on the breadline.

Results showed that higher concentration of permanganate and slower flow rate of the shear-thinning non-Newtonian fluids improved the oxidants ability to enter low permeable zones and react with the TCE.

CFD simulation demonstrated that high capillary flow rate in the IUCPC could induce a wider diffusion zone for the core aerosol flow, making more particles enter low supersaturation area near the wall.

Second, the occupational status of the first job, which indicates if higher education dropouts without pre-tertiary vocational training are more likely to enter low status jobs than dropouts with formal vocational qualifications.

Tap that electronic shift down once more, however, and you enter 'Low' mode, which is where the Bolt's regenerative breaking swtiches on by default – and where the car's character really starts to shine through.

It might be possible, for example, that if someone were to enter "low back pain" as a diagnosis (see Table 1) that such a system could prompt the clinician to also ask about problems with "insomnia" since the association was strong.

High-productivity firms must be able to enter, low-productivity firms must be forced to exit.

Many animals can slow their metabolism to enter low-energy states: insects, amphibians, mammals, birds and fish.

Although only radio power management is handled, turning the radio off can (depending on the platform) allow the system to enter low-power modes, further reducing energy consumption.

Earnings jumped 55%, but with new Internet companies giving away PCs and competitors copying his direct-order business model, he's being forced to enter low-end markets.

PSLF was signed into law as part of the College Cost Reduction and Access Act of 2007 to help alleviate the debt burden placed on borrowers who choose to enter low-paying, full-time public service work after graduation.