Sentence examples for looking lower from inspiring English sources

"What brand of sock is stuffed in there?" says Bea, looking lower.

This is why "blended rates" often look lower than "standard rates".

Indeed, the IFS's work shows inequality also looks lower over a lifetime, too.

Suddenly, the future demand for permits looked lower than expected and the price crashed.

At 12.69 euros, the price looks lower at first glance but translates to an increase of three marks (about $1.35).

(Note that the costs would look lower if a discount rate was applied to reflect the fact that the money will be spent over many decades).

But TV viewers who looked lower on the screen could see the Dow arrow sliding down steadily, off 178 points for the day.

"That's why the percentage of my liquor looks lower, because I have so many beer drinkers that are patronizing me".

Banks have in the past found ways to get around rules, or make their workers' pay look lower than it actually was.

The cost of a secured consolidation loan looks lower than other forms of borrowing as it is spread over a longer period of time, not because interest rates are necessarily lower.

The only course of action for mid-sized clubs whose prize assets turn out to be no more permanent than sandcastles on a beach is to look lower down the food chain and start the whole process again.