Sentence examples for going to get lower from inspiring English sources

"It's good, because customers are going to get lower air fares and it also puts downwards pressure on our competitors".

Under the Whitehead Highway, which connects downtown Hartford to Interstate 91, Mr. Kulick told us, "The water is going to get deeper and deeper," he said, "and the ceiling is going to get lower and lower".

Advertising in social networks has always been problematic, and with an advertising recession upon us those already-low ad rates are going to get lower, not higher.

Say we do manage to lower player salaries or restrict their mobility who's saying we're going to get lower ticket prices or anything but higher margins for already wealthy owners?

"The powers that be need to realize that if they demand a higher number of inspections with the same number of people, they're going to get lower quality inspections, and that means things are going to get missed," he said.

"Patients link cost to quality, and they fear that if they broach the topic of cost with their doctors they are going to get lower-quality care," said Dr. Yousuf Zafar, an assistant professor at the Duke Cancer Institute and lead author of the research.

Playing on the same deck at the Bay Oval for three consecutive matches, it was always going to get slower, lower and tougher to bat on, but we have to find a way to score runs in any conditions that we are met with, and we haven't adapted as well as we would have hoped.

The report's author, Jonas Vlachos, an associate professor of economics at Stockholm University, found that students who entered gymnasium [sixth form] from free secondary schools on average went on to get lower grades over the next three years than those who had entered with the same grade from municipal secondary schools.

His argument is based on his finding that students who entered gymnasium [sixth form] from free secondary schools on average went on to get lower grades over the next three years than those who had entered with the same grade from municipal secondary schools.

"I think industry went too far on the drive to get lower and lower costs, but it can be reversed and that is under way," she said.

Now, he says by not overpaying hospitals and providers, actually just going to them and saying we're going to reduce the rates you get paid across the board, everybody's going to get a lower rate.