Sentence examples for low starting from inspiring English sources

Every now and then, a petite size 36 will pop up with a shockingly low starting bid of $85.

Because the work is stressful and the pay is low, starting at $26,000, turnover is high and many case workers are young and inexperienced.

Now, further budget troubles are looming, 2,400 officers are set to retire this year and low starting wages are failing to attract enough replacements.

Mr. Rolfe drew a low starting position for his heat — one of the three 12-lap qualifying races — and failed to qualify the traditional way.

Those with degrees in nursing and education, where women again dominate, may rationally figure that low starting salaries will mean minimal repayment, particularly when working part time.

Long hours, low starting pay and limited access to professional development create a risk of teacher burn out, especially in the early stages of careers.

They also cited low starting salaries for new officers, poor morale, recruits drawn from a smaller pool of qualified candidates and a hidebound Internal Affairs Bureau bureaucracy.

But even from that low starting point, Reince Priebus, the chairman of the Republican National Committee, has dragged the idea of presidential debates farther down.

Although private debt has grown in recent years at a rate that cannot be sustained, a very low starting-point means that the absolute level remains quite modest.

Despite a low starting-point for public debt, deficit overshoots have revealed insufficient central control over the 17 regions that are responsible for a big chunk of spending.

Also, low starting prices encourage a lot of bidding.