Sentence examples for low rose from inspiring English sources
McDonald's stock, hovering near a 52-week low, rose 81.25 cents to close at $31.3125 a share today on the New York Stock Exchange.
Separately, the report noted, an MSC survey showed people agreeing fish numbers were critically low rose from 43percentntoto 56percentnt between 2008 and 2010.
Tensions, never low, rose dramatically this week because of the Gilo-Beit Jala drama and because of the Israeli Army's killing of Mustafa Zibri, a senior political figure in Mr. Arafat's Palestine Liberation Organization.
His popularity, though low, rose this month after he unexpectedly pressed for the closure of the nuclear-power plant nearest to Tokyo because it sits on a fault line.
Finally, employee innovative performance will be low whenever opening and closing behavior are low (Rosing et al. 2011; Zacher and Wilden 2014; Zacher and Rosing 2015; Zacher et al. 2016).
This particular journey took place at the Rose Bowl, as Washington State was thoroughly outplayed today by Oklahoma, 34-14, in front of 86,848 fans, the lowest Rose Bowl attendance since a turnout of 68,000 in 1944.
You can even snip this rose a little shorter and put it back in, if you wish, as it will be your focal point, and should be the lowest rose toward the vase.
Since the efficiency of original TRV vector was relative low in rose plants, we conducted the VIGS experiments by using a modified and GFP-labeled TRV-GFP system [ 55].
Poured into a low-cut rose dress, with hoop earrings and a high, swirling coif, she carries herself like a woman who wants to come across as Mae West yet is strangely alienated from her own body.
Furthermore, the corresponding TEER and Papp values from each batch confirm the reliability of the model, showing high TEER correlated with low [C]suc-rose permeability (Fig. 7).
