Sentence examples for increasingly lowered from inspiring English sources

"Longevity is a Pyrrhic victory if those additional years are characterized by inexorable morbidity from chronic illness, frailty-associated disability and increasingly lowered quality of life," Dr. William J. Hall of the Highland Hospital Center for Healthy Aging in Rochester wrote in The Archives of Internal Medicine in February.

Since that time, the success of technology in meeting consumer needs has increasingly lowered the barriers to doing so.

Picture this: In our nation, as we see the decriminalization of marijuana in state after state, as the federal government has increasingly lowered the penalties for accumulating small amounts of pot, New York State still maintains a law criminalizing the sale of loose cigarettes.

Applied to politicians who "dared" to vote for a watered-down bill because the political cost of doing so had been deemed "acceptable," the bar on these pronouncements is increasingly lowered to the point where words like "hero" and "coward" have nearly lost meaning.

In our nation, as we see the decriminalization of marijuana in state after state, as the federal government has increasingly lowered the penalties for accumulating small amounts of pot, why does New York State maintain a law criminalizing the sale of loose cigarettes?

It will also provide more jobs and greater energy security at increasingly lower cost.

In the past few years, successive studies have shown an effect at increasingly lower levels.

For instance, Internet and telephone minutes can be provided by a variety of competitors at increasingly lower prices.

We're struggling with what I believe is affecting most European countries; increasingly lower living standards and plummeting employment rates.

All that sensor information, and increasingly lower storage costs, mean that more of everything will be saved and stored.

Escalating production budgets and increasingly lower ratings threatened the miniseries by the end of the 1980s, however.