Sentence examples for entirely lower from inspiring English sources

Their replacements are mostly or entirely lower case, softening the stern voice of corporate authority to something more like an informal chat.

Excitatory inputs from the septa between the barrels were very heterogeneously distributed: for a number of pyramidal cells, these excitatory inputs were lacking entirely (lower LII/III 3/14, middle LII/III 3/16; upper LII/III 4/14).

Another platform that borrows liberally from SoundCloud's visual aesthetic, Hearthis.at aims to build upon SoundCloud's user experience as well, by removing upload restrictions entirely, lowering premium membership tariffs, and generally functioning as the chaotic upload black market that SoundCloud once was.

This is driven entirely by lower Reckitt/Indivior estimates as the competitive landscape heats up in the US.

It is common for business messages to appear entirely in lower case, and many rapid-fire correspondences evolve from formal to intimate in a few back-and-forths.

"This is a break from historical trends, where dollar stores really catered almost entirely to lower income shoppers," Ms. Viamari of SymphonyIRI said.

Exxon's production in the first quarter rose 2% compared with a year ago, as energy flowed from new projects from the US to Papua New Guinea, so the profit plunge was entirely from lower prices.

It would provide businesses with the opportunity to adapt their products and services to an entirely new, lower fixed-cost context.

The overall student population had grown sharply from 2006 to 2011, and this year's decline was attributed almost entirely to lower numbers of older students, those 25 and older, the bureau said.

Exxon's production in the first quarter rose 2percentt compared with a year ago, as energy flowed from new projects from the U.S. to Papua New Guinea, so the profit plunge was almost entirely from lower prices.

But Walker could make the state's pension system bear the costs of a broader state budget shortfall -- one created almost entirely by lower tax revenues resulting from the economic downturn -- without raising taxes on public workers or eliminating public bargaining rights.