Sentence examples for low means from inspiring English sources

To many, like Jay, down low means double life.

"It would be unfair to only deal with those benefits which only go to people on very low means.

Allowing the federal minimum wage to be so low means knowing that it will cost us all in Medicare, food stamp and social security payments later.

In the euro zone, the European Central Bank's interest in keeping inflation low means that it is likely to maintain a stable euro, leaving smaller European economies with no opportunity for a cheaper currency to help generate growth from exports.

It is easy to ridicule the jazz hands (waving your hands high and wiggling your fingers signals assent, holding them low means dissent and in the middle means so-so) and to mock the human microphone (where mics are banned every few phrases are repeated by those at the front for the benefit of those behind them).

Anderson, who has featured in four famous England fifth-day rearguard actions in the past seven years including one on this ground in 2010, conceded the surface that has led to deliveries both shooting up or staying low means some luck will be required.

Results: Symptom scores were low (mean, 0.41; range, 0-2.6).

However intention to use is slightly low (Mean = 4.60).

The greatest benefits were reported at sites with low mean wind speed and low turbulence.

These wind regimes are often governed by low mean speeds and high wind turbulence.

Results showed that the north part of China generally had low mean number of fires.