Sentence examples for impact of lowered from inspiring English sources
Harris finds that the achievement gap starts to open up in preadolescence when cumulating socioeconomic and health disadvantages inhibit skills development and when students start to feel the impact of lowered teacher expectations.
Even those areas suffering the downturn can bank on considerable help on the way, economists say, as the impact of lowered interest rates kicks in later this year, encouraging businesses to expand and hire.
On the matter of taxation, he needs quickly to rescue the question from the utilitarian hole it was stuffed into by his treasury secretary, Paul O'Neill, who pondered exclusively, in his confirmation hearing, the question of the economic impact of lowered taxes.
"We're still waiting for the impact of lowered interest rates to stimulate demand," says Malone.
In contrast, the impact of lowered Tcf7l2 levels in the β cell, at least during the stresses imposed by aging or high fat feeding, may be more pertinent.
Depression, anxiety and general psychological distress contribute significantly to societal disease burden, including the economic impact of lowered work productivity, and frequent use of medical services [ 8, 12].
This has the impact of lowering our 12-month target price from 854p to 803p".
Fact 1: The ACA has had the truly remarkable — almost unprecedented — impact of lowering the share of Americans without health coverage.
Finally, we revealed the impact of lowering the Pt loading on the transport properties, polarization, and the I V performance.
Mr. Rajoy, expressing urgency about the liquidity of Spanish banks, suggested the European Central Bank resume some of its emergency measures, such as buying the bonds of weak countries, which has the impact of lowering countries' borrowing rates, The Associated Press reported.
Comparing the wage gap (female employment) difference between concentrated industries that were trade impacted and those that were not, gives both the direct impact of lowering trade barriers, and the indirect impact through its effect on increased competition.
