Sentence examples for low reflects from inspiring English sources
The Shanghai stockmarket, which has plumbed a three-year low, reflects this sense of weakness.In contrast, rich-country stockmarkets have been buoyant over the summer.
To the Editor: The claim that giving away permits keeps the price of emissions low reflects a fundamental misunderstanding of how cap-and-trade programs work ("House Backs Bill, 219-212, to Curb Global Warming," front page, June 27).
The new low reflects the fact that in 2011 Congress cut 1% from NIH's $31 billion budget only the second reduction since 1970.
The output of CRF for each input sentence is a conditional probability; a high probability reflects "spoken" and a low reflects "written".
"Turnover has been characteristically low, reflecting our long-term investment horizons.
The rate of HIV infection is low, reflecting competent prevention efforts.
But in December prices hit a 12-year low, reflecting the falling demand for steel.
The banks argue that current market values are unreasonably low, reflecting distressed trading, and are producing values that are well below the amount that will eventually be realized.
Law school applications are headed for a 30-year low, reflecting increased concern over soaring tuition, crushing student debt and diminishing prospects of lucrative employment upon graduation.
Real interest rates are low, reflecting high inflation and a repressed financial system that is geared to helping the state finance itself.India has tried coercion.
Rates on British debt also are very low, reflecting better growth prospects than those of the countries that use the euro.
