Sentence examples for in trying to lower from inspiring English sources

DAN MIHALOPOULOS Tax Relief Ceiling Won't Be Reduced The most frequent critic of Mr. Daley, Alderman Joe Moore (49th), could muster only 15 colleagues to join him in trying to lower the income ceiling for receiving property tax relief.

For eight years, Mr. Abtahi worked beside President Khatami in trying to lower the temperature of the government's rhetoric while allowing a small increase in social freedoms, intended as a salve for a young population.

In trying to lower Italy's huge public debt, the government has pushed through a series of pension changes and tax increases, and it is working to pass other equally unpopular measures, including a highly contested labor overhaul as well as a new property tax.

On the other hand, Universal has been aggressive in trying to lower wholesale and retail prices at retail shops, and has been noticeably absent from industry griping about Apple Computer's flat-pricing plan for digital downloads.

Sounds a little dicey, particularly given the obvious political self-interest involved for the Lobo administration (and the National Party) in trying to lower the number as much as possible.

Alliance Bernstein analyst Tim Anderson said that the development is good for healthcare investors but that spending may hit the target next year, giving the next president more leverage in trying to lower drug prices.

One of three leading players, 180solutions in Seattle is trying to lower the annoyance factor.

Still, while Mr. Teitelbaum was promoting his large treasury, he was at the same time engaging in the customary exercise of trying to lower expectations in an effort to avoid fallout if the coming months are not so fruitful.

The Rockies are in the process of trying to lower their payroll and their age.

I spent the majority of the hour supine, stretching subtly, or in a fetal position trying to lower my heart rate to the levels I'd experienced that morning.

Yet in other areas, such as trying to lower our stillbirth rate (currently one of the highest in Europe), or deal with the rising caesarean section rate, or the increasing complexities of women giving birth due to age, underlying medical conditions or obesity, the picture is muddier and the "right" approach unclear.