Sentence examples for low quotient from inspiring English sources
That seems like a low quotient of recycled material.
"Perhaps the New Jersey divorce rate is related to the unemployment rate or the low quotient of happiness people who live in New Jersey require," said Mr. Felder.
PAGE B1 The Demon Barber of Broadway The new revival of "Sweeney Todd," starring Michael Cerveris and Patti LuPone, has a high quotient of horror and a low quotient of conventional stage spectacle.
Upper Manhattan neighborhoods like Hudson Heights, Washington Heights and Inwood, where I live, are some of the most dazzling, vibrant parts of New York, if you don't mind a low quotient of sushi joints and American Apparels.
The consequence of a decade's worth of indiscriminate demonization of Arabs in America — and of the low quotient of comprehensive adult news coverage that might have helped counter it — is the steady rise in Islamophobia.
People frequently say that TED has a low irony quotient.
(Its brooding, riff-heavy music upped the festival's low testosterone quotient).
Due to the low comedy quotient, there was an unexpected paucity of eyebrow contenders this week.
(Pretheater lying has a very low glamour quotient: after the show is when the actors tend to eat and bring their famous friends with them).
Nathan Heller, in his profile of the program for the magazine this summer, characterized the TED Talk personality like this: People frequently say that TED has a low irony quotient.
(Personally, I find that crucial piece of anatomy beating steadily in all his plays, but never mind.) "Cripple" is unusual in his oeuvre in that it has a (fairly) low violence quotient, and there isn't a corpse in sight.
