Sentence examples for evidence of low from inspiring English sources

The report by consultancy firm KPMG adds to evidence of low pay remaining prevalent in Britain, despite the economic recovery.

The figures on the risk of people falling into poverty and the chances of them escaping it chimed with other evidence of low job security in the UK.

"Although evidence does not indicate a universal problem, there is sufficient evidence of low morale within the magistracy to cause concern.

The latest government National Diet and Nutrition Survey data showed evidence of low vitamin D status in 23% of adults aged 19 to 64 years, while 23% of adult women in the same age group had low iron intakes.

Analysis by the King's Fund suggests providing seven-day services might not even meet the National Institute for Health and Care Excellence value-for-money threshold and there is evidence of low patient demand for elective services at weekends.

As Wilde shrewdly observes, this working-class boy who went to a comprehensive and built his career on perspiration, became one of the last standard-bearers for the English public school amateur tradition, which regarded conspicuous effort as evidence of low breeding.

In Germany, which over the last 60 years has learned all too well the dangers of too-powerful security services, the intelligence service is given broad powers of domestic surveillance, but if officers find evidence of low-level crimes, they may not share it with law enforcement officers or introduce it in court.

However, the evidence of low-carbon benefit is less reported.

Evidence of low-dimensional curved manifolds, like the one shown in Figure13 are very motivating to address this conceptual and technical challenge for practical purposes.

From a steric point of view, no evidence of low-energy aggregate emission is observed for a doping level up to 12 wt.%.

Tropical Depression Four-E formed on June 19, when it was 230 mile south of Acapulco, Mexico after evidence of low-level circulation for the past 24 hours.