Sentence examples for is actually low from inspiring English sources

But the overall tax take of the British government, while high by U.S. standards, is actually low by European standards.

But the cost of generating electricity from existing plants is actually low: the construction expenses have been paid off and running them is relatively cheap.

The flight crew then becomes extremely busy.A growing body of evidence indicates that while cockpit automation may be relieving pilots of mundane chores when their workload is actually low (ie, while climbing to altitude and cruising), it is causing bigger headaches than ever when the workload is particularly high (ie, during take-off, descent, approach and landing).

The rate of false report in sexual violence is actually low, estimated by most studies to be around 7percentto(to compare, this is considerably lower than the rate of insurance fraud).

Glimpses of more intrinsic dimensions to the understandings were also revealed "My motivation is actually low.

Before week 12 of human gestation, the placental intervillous space is actually low oxygen.

OK, so: February is a trick month, in that you think January is over—"January, January cold and gray / what basic food item can I not afford today"—and you go a bit mad on payday and you yell things like "SHORT MONTH" while throwing wads of $50 bills at your Uber driver, and then you realize: Hold on, February is actually low-key quite miserable.

"Despite what you read, the majority are actually low- to moderate-income folks," she said.

Rhian Williams' peanut butter and jelly blondies look like the stuff of kids' parties, but are actually low in sugar and can be dairy-free.

"In this sample, symptom levels were actually low to moderate," said Laura D. Kubzansky, the lead author and an assistant professor of society, human development and health at the Harvard School of Public Health.

"Chinese banks' net interest margins are actually low, when compared to other markets where rates are liberalized," Mr. Yang said on the sidelines of the parliamentary meeting.