Sentence examples for far lower to from inspiring English sources

"Casino Royale" doesn't play as dirty as the Bourne films, but the whole thing moves far lower to the ground than any of the newer Bond flicks.

Norman Quirion, a 70-year-old retired police officer, says it is just not right that he has to make "a drug run" to Canada, where prices are far lower, to afford the medicines he and his wife so badly need.

They would also have the option to sentence people to alternatives like drug treatment, at far lower cost to the state.

Households at the top, with far lower propensities to consume, come nowhere close to replacing the demand despite receiving the lion's share of the pay hikes.

A separate National Library, by contrast, has a budget of less than $10 million, and devotes a far lower percentage to paying its 174 employees, according to the Grupo Sophia study.

Smaller, more targeted tax cuts in 2001 and 2002 -- like a suspension of certain payroll taxes -- could have done more to stimulate the economy at a far lower cost to the Treasury.

French companies including Areva, Électricité de France and the oil giant Total lost out in December to a South Korean-led consortium, which offered a far lower price to build four reactors in the United Arab Emirates.

Even with the rise in its stock price this year, Astoria is still trading at a far lower price-to-earnings ratio than its competitors, Mr. Fitzgibbon said.

Where spectral data is being used, it is often of a far lower signal-to-noise ratio than the imaging data.

Intel's average selling price fell, but at a far lower rate, to $130 from $137.

Young offenders in community-based programs show consistently better outcomes than do those who are incarcerated, at a far lower cost to society.