Sentence examples for low often from inspiring English sources

The fees are quite low, often one-third to one-half of prices in the United States.

Plus, there is no capital-gains tax and annual property taxes are relatively low, often only a few hundred dollars a year.

As an Ofsted report last year made clear, after starting from a very low (often non-existent) educational level, Roma populations still drag behind others in attainment.

He is not the first American defence secretary to complain about low, often declining, defence spending in Europe (The Economist recently ran an interesting chart).

Your skin is very pale, you are exhausted all the time, you feel very low, often extremely depressed and you find it difficult to work.

Paxistima (or Pachystima), five species of low, often creeping, North American shrubs, includes P. canbyi, with evergreen leaves and small, greenish flowers.

That musical moment notwithstanding, the characters' highs and lows often don't register because there is simply too much plot to cover.

But the analysis is pitched low, and often gushes.

"We don't see them go that low that often".

For one, down markets, when prices are low, are often the best times to invest.

For workers on the low end, often from the Subcontinent, this usually means a better wage.