Sentence examples for lower in value from inspiring English sources

The current minimum wage, he said, "is lower in value than at any time since 1949, when Harry Truman was president". But many industry groups remain strongly opposed to raising federally mandated wages, especially during an economic recovery.

Furthermore, the DC term is usually a great deal larger in magnitude than the AC terms, and, though it may not be evident in the small sampling depicted by figure (c), as the elements move farther away from the DC term, they tend to become lower and lower in value.

Experimental foF2 is lower in value between 1100 and 1500 LT in January.

Because Atlanta lacks this mindset and leadership power in the marketplace, mergers and acquisitions and IPOs are fewer and lower in value.

However, fundamental betas are lower in value portfolios than in growth portfolios (Lakonishok et al., 1994; Cohen et al., 2009).

The local Nusselt number at the top wall was similar in shape for the two cases although the linearly heated case was lower in value than for the cooled side walls.

Surpluses and deficits in bilateral trade balance in value-added terms are generally lower than those in gross terms in absolute values, significantly so in some cases; Asia 7's surplus with China and Japan's surplus with Asia 7 were markedly lower in value-added terms than in gross terms.

A lower trade-in value could offset the money saved on the purchase.

Some of the group have also said that they had been offered a lower trade-in value from dealers since getting their cars updated.

Appreciation means lowering in value of domestic currency to foreign currency.

I have a feeling after the Elite has been out for a while Gamestop will lower the trade-in value.