Sentence examples for ever so low from inspiring English sources

While many basement apartments are legal and meet housing standards, your Feb. 25 front-page article "Be It Ever So Low, the Basement Is Often Home" glorifies cellar apartments with potential hazards like inadequate fire exits, ventilation and light; potential exposure to carbon monoxide fumes, asbestos or fire; and over-occupancy.

Have I ever stooped so low?

A combination of unusual and unsustainable forces has pushed the cost of borrowing as low as it has ever been, so low that many investors effectively are paying to lend money to the government.

My father died, and I would never, ever stoop so low".

"It made me feel that I wasn't the only one who'd ever felt so low ... ...... Hendrix said.

I would go home and cry and hope that this would be the last year I ever felt so low on Mother's Day.

While keeping rates low has undoubtedly helped the U.S. economy recover from the depths of the 2008 recession, this is the longest interest rates have ever remained so low which instills some uncertainty about what would happen if we raised them too quickly.

"I've don't think I've ever seen morale so low," observed Chris Vitt, a biology and anatomy teacher at Hiawatha High School and 31-year veteran of the school district.

Here in Blighty, media tub-thumping ahead of England's win or bust match against Slovenia is ever so slightly less low-key.

This is because he was, according to legend, the best wind player ever, arrowing 1-irons so low under howling winds that "you could hang your laundry on them".

I've lately wondered how a product that is so beautifully designed, well-executed and aspirational backed by some of the cleverest ads ever written could have fallen so low.