Sentence examples for it will be lower from inspiring English sources

Most of it will be lower spending — sorry, Democrats".

"All I can say is I'll be working part-time so it will be lower on that basis and it will be lower since I'll no longer be C.E.O".

Even once the NLW has risen to £9 an hour by 2020, it will be lower than today's London living wage.

"We're going to have to recalibrate to a new normal, and it will be lower," said Sam Ruda, the port's director of marine and industrial development.

By 2002, the tax take was down to 26.3percentt of G.D.P., and all indications are that it will be lower still this year and next.

It will be "lower in 2009 than during 2008 as a whole," they said in the monetary policy report that they submit semiannually to Congress.

On Wednesday, the dome began its journey to the site of the ruptured well, where it will be lowered by cable 5,000 feet beneath the sea to sit atop the larger of the two remaining leaks.

It will be lowered to 62 feet above the court, which should help create some illusion of intimacy for the players and coaches, while providing a literally larger-than-life image of the game for spectators.

With horizontal space at such a premium, the piano for the building's planned 75-seat theater on the second and third floors will be stored in a space in the ceiling, from which it will be lowered onto the stage by a piano lift as needed, then returned to its resting place.

Also today, EE has announced it will be lowering the entry level price for 4G for a promotional period of two months — starting from January 31.

In Wales, which has different rules, three forces will increase the precept by between 3.44% and 5% - while it will be lowered by 5% in Dyfed Powys, the only Welsh force where there will be a reduction.