Sentence examples for low makes from inspiring English sources

They argue that keeping the value of the yuan artificially low makes Chinese exports unfairly cheap.

The very fact that wages are so low makes the cost of fixing the problem low, too.

It's undeniably a grand creation: the wall, though low, makes its mark as being as relentless as the Great Wall of China.

And for many companies with low-priced stocks, the mere fact that their market value is low makes it difficult to tap the stock market for money.

The intense pressure from AIDS groups to keep prices low makes the generic antiretroviral business financially difficult and a potential public relations minefield.

He keeps his overhead low, makes deliveries in an economy car and works out of an office in his Ardsley home.

Interest rates have also been historically low, making repayment easier.

Turnout will be low, making results hard to predict.

We need to keep taxes low, make this an attractive place to invest.

After a foul ball, Hudson's next pitch was low, making it a full count.

On the Rangers' slumping power play, Low made his most significant changes.