Sentence examples for giving low from inspiring English sources

The law center advises giving low priority to loans that are not backed by collateral.

Since about 1970, when it was called Adam, some psychiatrists had tried giving low doses to trauma victims; in 1985, they stopped, fearing arrest.

"Other companies I interviewed with were still giving low salaries and trying to compensate with umpteen options, which was so unappealing".

Prosecutors say the company earned millions by giving low estimates, then revising them upward once the goods were on the truck.

The center also advises giving low priority to debts that are secured only by your household goods, which are rarely seized for nonpayment.

Why isn't the government giving low interest rates to students so they could afford to go and are not paying back a fortune?

Giving low-income families scholarships to send their children to summer enrichment programs could help narrow the achievement gap and better prepare the work force of tomorrow.

We just started moving along, with him giving low-key instructions and me only half paying attention as I got lost in the winter scenery.

Governor Whitman signed legislation last week giving low-income families an earned-income tax credit, adding to the federal tax credit they already receive.

He said giving low-income students the same admissions preference that children of alumni receive could raise their representation to about 17percentt from the current 11percentt.

At best it will involve extending the practice of giving low-level party organisations a choice of more than one candidate to fill a party post.