Sentence examples for living lower from inspiring English sources

MIDDLE-INCOME parents are being squeezed more than ever these days — higher property taxes and cost of living, lower home equity, frozen salaries.

I was one of 150 academic economists, including 12 Nobel prize winners, who warned of the risks of Britain leaving Europe: recession, job losses, higher costs of living, lower investment, lower innovation and worsening public finances.

Those living at higher elevations, where longer winters require more caches of food, show better spatial memory for retrieving stored seeds than do their peers living lower down.

It makes the cost of living lower.

Instead, the model predicts they will switch to something cheaper, such as chicken, keeping their cost of living lower and leading to a lower rate of inflation, as measured by the chained CPI.

With bargain-priced costs of living, lower labor costs, and a willing and ample workforce, a huge number of overseas destinations are yours to choose from as places to relaunch a career or start a business.

Duncan Smith argued that the EU was a "force for social injustice", claiming Britain's membership increases the cost of living, lowers wages and restricts jobs.

Others may have kept themselves a bit apart, living above the bustle in caves carved out of the cliff face, or the caves may have been used at different times by the same people who lived lower down.

In order to increase buffering efficiency, it prioritizes messages by a metric, preferring those that have a short time to live, lower hop count, and smaller size.

The only exception is in one of the scenarios, when messages have a time to live lower than 900 min, where CGrAnt delivers a bit less messages than dLife, although with a lower message redundancy.

The majority of animals live lower down on the slopes of Mount Kenya.