Sentence examples for had managed to lower from inspiring English sources
He had trained like a prizefighter to expand his lung power and, working with a voice teacher, had managed to lower his vocal range by nearly an octave.
Did the company not wonder how its engineers had managed to lower the emissions on a car that was 40 times over the legal limit, he asked?
But if government-funded research had managed to lower the price of solar panels to the point where it became economical to install them on residential roofs, all you global-warming skeptics would have air conditioning right now.
Mr. Friedman cited figures showing that CBS has managed to lower the median age of its audience from 55.9 last year to 54.1 this year.
Under its current chief executive, Dan Hesse, Sprint has managed to lower its customer defection rate, in large part through improving its customer service and its product lineup.
Thanks almost entirely to those two shows, CBS has managed to lower the median age of its overall audience by more than two full years, from 52.5 in November to 50.4 in April.
There is some benefit for society here, because audits are costly, both to do for the auditor and they're unpleasant to be audited, so the fact that we've managed to lower the audit rate from 2/7 to 1/6 is a good thing, but we didn't manage to raise the compliance rate.
The US has managed to lower both emissions and energy prices at the same time as maintaining investment in low-carbon technologies such as renewables and increasing investment in manufacturing industries, while in Europe we have increased emissions, increased coal consumption, increased prices and are suffering economically".
It's not only super-rich households that have managed to lower their tax rate.
it takes a while to learn that but I have managed to lower my blood sugar AND weight by simply cutting out sugar, processed foods and reminding myself constantly that "I've got this!".
Systemic treatment for PV is effective and has managed to lower the incidence of adverse events and morbidity compared to the past.
