Sentence examples for lower primarily from inspiring English sources

New Jersey's prices are much lower primarily because gas taxes in New Jersey are less.

Chief executive Michael O'Leary said that fares would be lower primarily because of extra supply of seats, in Ryanair's fleet and others, while lower oil prices were filtering through to cut costs.

The Renkin-Crone model fits obtained in this study are similar to previously published fits, though our b estimate is lower, primarily a reflection of lower 82Rb K 1 estimates in this study compared to others, from the IDIF correction that was applied.

The participation rate for the follow-up was lower, primarily because a number of students had changed school (n = 156).

However, many previous researchers mainly focus on the enhancement of lower olefins, primarily because the previous reported Fe Mn spinel oxide hindered its wide applications.

MILEAGE AND STRESS -- Then there are shinsplints, a nonspecific catchall term for some injuries that strike the lower leg, primarily because of too much mileage.

The Philippines, Laos, Malaysia, Vietnam, and Brunei are characterized by higher growth; Singapore, Thailand, and Indonesia, on the other hand, have considerably lower rates, primarily because of the implementation of effective family-planning programs in these countries.

One of the features of the 5-0 whinewash in 2013-14 was the dismantling of England's lower order – primarily through the express pace of Mitchell Johnson – whose last five wickets produced a paltry average return of just 50 first-innings runs in the series, compared with Australia's 143.

And yet, each of the Republican primary candidates act as though President Bush's record on taxes has been a smashing success and prominently and proudly tout their tax policies — which boil down to a call for ever lower taxes, primarily through extending all of those same Bush tax cuts beyond their scheduled expiration at the end of 2010.

Unbleached kraft softwood pulp (UKSP) shows lower yields primarily because this pulp was dried and reslushed before enzymatic hydrolysis.

"The lower bills primarily reflect lower fuel prices, although slightly milder weather than last winter will also contribute to less fuel use in many areas," EIA Administrator Richard Newell said in an announcement.