Sentence examples for has to lower from inspiring English sources

"I think the president has to lower her aggressive tone".

Under World Trade Organization rules, China has to lower its protective barriers to foreign phone companies within two years of becoming a member.

It is a seven-year contract, and TPG has to lower its price by 2% a year.Another example is an arrangement between Maxtor, a maker of computer disk-drives, and Exel, the world's leading firm for pure logistics.

Phillips makes lovely use of anaphora in several songlike poems; an elegy for pre-9/11 Manhattan consists almost entirely of the phrase "The eye seeking home / has to lower," repeated, varied and lineated to evoke flights of stairs.

X found giving F's to be excruciating — "I am the man who has to lower the hammer," he lamented — in part because he identified with his older students, who seemed to have lost their way in their careers much as X himself had.

Instead, the central bank, which has already cut rates twice in recent weeks, still has to lower them by about half a point by January to converge with the rates of the other euro countries.For the euro-zone as a whole, any overheating that this might generate in Portugal, "would be like a very small radiator in a very big room," says one Lisbon economist.

You had to lower your expectations.

They had to lower a ladder to get me".

What other industry recently had to lower its subsidies?

I had to lower my hopes and eat crow.

"People are going to have to lower their G.D.P. estimates.