Sentence examples for low in light of from inspiring English sources

The percentage of buildings completely destroyed was relatively low in light of the strength of the ground motions.

Mr. Dellaverson declined to say on Monday if he considered the estimate too low in light of the most recent data.

Postdocs view their compensation as low in light of their contribution to the research enterprise.

However, Paris' score of 262 on the global list of economic performance is relatively low in light of its heritage (Istrate and Nadeau 2012).

Barnes said the offer was too low in light of Herbalife's steady growth and its recent license to expand operations in China, potentially a huge market for Herbalife, which already sells nearly $2 billion worth of diet shakes, weight-management pills and nutrition bars annually in 64 countries.

The current law sets the minimum age of criminal responsibility at seven years – too low in light of international law and best practice standards.

"The tiny sums being spent in some areas of the country are disgracefully low, particularly in light of sharply rising need," said Luciana Berger, the MP and former shadow mental health minister who is now the president of the Labour campaign for mental health.

"To date [postdocs' wages] have been quite low, especially in light of the long hours … [they] work and [their] level of training," writes labor force expert Paula Stephan of Georgia State University in Atlanta in an email to Science Careers.

This was a surprisingly low rate, in light of findings from other countries and knowledge of high prevalence of HA-MRSA in Portugal.

However, the prevalence of diarrhoea is low, and in light of the high prevalence of other pain symptoms in the transitional camps, it is possible that crowding increases risk of head and stomach ache via a mechanism of increased stress.

Experts say the church's approach to gay marriage has become more low-key in light of past controversial campaigns.