Sentence examples for ironically low from inspiring English sources

Ironically, low investment grade fixed income paper is outperforming the stock market year to date.

Ironically, their low cost is one reason repurposed drugs are such an attractive prospect.

Ironically, the low number of potentially new chemical entities which can act as anti-TB candidates is of great importance at present situation.

It's a tourist pilgrimage to see the sunrise from the ironically named Low's Peak, 4,095 metres above sea level.

I guess even the hardcores can wait till it's released online tonight or tomorrow (ironically, the low attendance this weekend seems to have prevented said trailer from leaking online).

Ironically, the low penetration of HIT may itself contribute to its high cost, as each vendor must charge its small customer base a relatively high fee in order to recuperate research and development costs.

The most significant rung on the "land of opportunity's" ladder of success is ironically the lowest one.

Ironically, Aquarius's low cost has likely contributed to its low profile.

There only appears to be one aspect of 3G that really does chime with consumers and ironically that is low-tech cheap voice calls.

I made my way back out of the building, airplane landing queue flying low and ironically overhead, mostly just feeling incredible relief.

However, having worked for several FBOs, Christian and Jewish, I suspect the main reason for a bias towards non-believers or nominal believers at the service-delivery end of the organisation is because the work is low-paid, low-status (though, ironically highly skilled, as is much social care work) and it is difficult to find enough believers wanting to do it.