Sentence examples for lower often from inspiring English sources

Salinity in the surface layer of the Bay of Bengal is considerably lower, often less than 32 parts per thousand, because of the huge drainage of fresh water from rivers.

On the contrary, as Princeton's Peter Singer wrote in October, "murder rates in Europe and other Western industrialized nations are lower, often much lower, than those in the US.

Putting together teams can be arduous, whether for movies or stage musicals, but the front-end development costs for musicals tend to be far lower, often in the hundreds of thousands of dollars compared with millions for movies.

THE BOTTOM LINE The original edifice and its contemporary redesign are worth a one-night stay, even at rack rates that start at 230 euros a night, about $350 at $1.52 to the euro, on the high side for this city, but rates are frequently lower, often 99 euros on weekends and 120 euros on weekdays.

Furthermore, pension funds could own a diversified portfolio and thus avoid the risk that dogged private investors, previously the dominant owners of equities: namely, that individual companies could slash dividends or go bust.From the late 1950s onwards, dividend yields were lower (often a lot lower) than bond yields.

Interestingly parietal strains during more physiological activities were much lower, often below 0.01%.

At many insurers, the MLR frequently dips into the 70s or lower -- often much lower.

This difference was not noted in distal homes, since concentrations were much lower and often below the limit of detection.

As a result, their final income inequality remains at these high levels, while those of the richest countries are somewhat lower - often with Ginis around 0.3.

It is lower, too, often conducted almost at knee-height.

Ex-farmers, overwhelmed by Smithfield's lower prices, often emigrated or shifted to construction jobs.