Sentence examples for low of two from inspiring English sources
From a low of two to five attacks in Florida per decade, assaults soared to 180 in the 1990's.
But year to year the number of cases has varied tremendously, from a high of 1,967 in 1975 to a low of two cases in 1996.
The risk premium has fallen to a record low of two percentage points.Much of the grumbling is about the price Brazil has paid for stability.
He will become the second permanent British coach of St Helens in the Super League era, following Ellery Hanley's season in charge in 1999, and that will leave a record low of two Australian coaches among the 12 clubs in the elite competition at the start of next season:Warrington's Tony Smith (who has a British passport) and James Webster at Wakefield Trinity.
Median was used as a cut point in grouping into high versus low of two dimensions of SHS.
Last fall, the monthly average hit a low of forty-one percent.
In early June, Christie's rating among registered voters in New Jersey hit a historic low of twenty-six per cent.
After that shutdown, the public's trust in government plummeted, to a record low of nineteen per cent.
He gives them marks ranging from a low of one to a high of five.
In the following 12 months, headcount dwindled to a low of seven people.
Prices dipped to a 13-year low of four cents a pound in April.
