Sentence examples for lower it from from inspiring English sources
A hundred and thirty college presidents and chancellors have signed a controversial statement calling for a new debate about the legal drinking age; their notion is to lower it from 21 to 18. Alas, college presidents are politicians of a sort, so none will take the reopened debate where it needs to go.
State governments push to lower it from capitol domes for good.
With your other arm, hold end of a small bathroom towel and lower it from behind your neck towards the lower arm.
Moreover, Apple has twice changed its guidance on its expected revenue for 2001, lowering it from an original $7.5 billion last quarter to as low as $6 billion during a conference call with analysts today.
They made a sharp downward revision to growth in nominal GDP during the same period, lowering it from 6.0% to 4.8%.
Since January, the Fed has reduced its crucial short-term interest rate, which affects a wide variety of credit card, small-business and home equity loans, a total of 10 times, lowering it from 6.5percentto2percentcent.
This week's kerfuffle was based on the idea that the Fed should reduce the "threshold" below which unemployment must fall before rates are raised, lowering it from 6.5% to 6% or below (see article).
Studies later showed that the sea's pressure at 400 feet compressed his chest size by more than half — lowering it from a circumference of 50 inches at the surface down to 20 inches.
Before she could even fathom what was going on, a chubby, rosy-cheeked, blond woman with shorn hair pushed her aside, tied the gold ring she took off her finger onto the belt she released from her daughter's waist and lowered it from the ship.
The other major agencies, Fitch and S&P, changed their ratings in 2016, with S&P cutting it two notches from AAA to AA, and Fitch lowering it from AA+ to AA.
By 1985, a series of cuts in the replacement rate effectively lowered it from 80percentt of before-tax income to 70percentt of after-tax income for both new entrants and current beneficiaries.
