Sentence examples for levels with which from inspiring English sources
The main culprit has been the relentless move to downloads and online purchasing of music and films, as well as irresistible competition from the major supermarkets, who have pushed market prices down to levels with which HMV has been unable to live".
Our commitment is to control the growth of the quantity of money.Martin RedradoGovernorCentral Bank of ArgentinaBuenos AiresWhy kids screamSIR – You reported that mongoose infants modulate the noise of their begging according to the levels with which adult mongooses are able to supply them with adequate food ("Sob story", March 15th).
In this regard, we introduced an activity what we call "MODEL PARACHUTE RACE" and we tried to determine levels with which elementary student teachers can put the stages of the technological-design cycle into practice.
"They have the arsenal to compete on levels with which they've never been able to compete before," says Crawford Del Prete, executive vice president of research at IDC. "[But] we really need to see what plays they want to run".
He was brought onto the team in the beginning stages of the project, and several of the pieces he developed were created prior to the final design of the levels with which they were associated.
Work out in at intensity levels with which you are familiar.
There were plenty of runs at the advanced intermediate level with which we were all comfortable.
Perhaps the presence of television cameras raised the pressure to a level with which Finbow could not cope.
Lowry held a four-shot lead with 18 holes to play, the level with which that concession hurt him obvious even upon first glance as Johnson was lifting the trophy.
To take a big, bewildering concept and treat it as a small, scuffed item of everyday use demands the kind of wit — literate and levelling — with which recent movies have all but dispensed.
Grenville was chairman of the Caravan Club, could easily have been played by Arthur Lowe, and wielded much fierce Argyle-patterned Pringle-wear and something called "a magnetic torpedo level", with which he was wont to check the perpendiculars of awnings.
