Sentence examples for is permanently lower from inspiring English sources

The cure is permanently lower profit margins, to provide financial firepower to combat the discounters.

Mr Kling's calculations suggest that 61% of the benefits would go to those whose income is permanently lower after a job loss, against 34% today.The new scheme might also enhance economic efficiency.

The second important difference between aspects is that due to the higher radiation interception at the canopy layer on the SW site, the temperature is higher, the evapotranspiration is increased, and therefore, the water availability is permanently lower than on the NE aspect (Mayer et al. 2002).

End-stage renal disease occurs when chronic renal failure progresses to the point that the kidneys are permanently functioning at less than 10%% of their capacity, namely the glomerular filtration rate (GFR) is permanently lower than 15 ml/min/1573 m2.

But perhaps the market is reasonably valued on the basis that future returns will be permanently lower.

If real interest rates are permanently lower, this could indeed justify higher prices in relation to rents or income.

"We have made far too much progress in recent years to simply accept that growth rates are permanently lower than they were before the financial crisis".

As last week's Treasury analysis showed, Britain's GDP will be permanently lower than it would otherwise be – around 6% lower by 2030, the equivalent of £4,300 for every household in the country.

In addition, we verified that the uptake of radioactive signal by WT peritoneal macrophages have progressively augmented, whereas the uptake by Gal-3−/− macrophages was permanently lower (Fig. 8).

"You'd have to argue that either US inflation or potential growth are permanently lower," he says.Mr Richards recalls another occasion when investors in Japanese bonds were caught out.

Taking the average ratio of house prices to incomes in 1975-2000 as a baseline, American house prices are now almost 30% overvalued.If real interest rates are permanently lower, this could justify higher prices in relation to incomes.