Sentence examples for lower something from inspiring English sources

"I am now over 50 years old, and it wasn't until two months ago that I realized that 'dissent,' to disagree, is different than 'descent,' to lower something," he told me.

If lower, something would have to be done about the context, using masks, separating large clusters of signs, etc.

Ideally, the Fed would encourage a moderate annual rate of inflation for a few years, something like 5to6percentent, and reassure the public that the long-run inflation target remains lower, something like 2percentt.

The cross platform nature of AR Studio on all of the Facebook apps with almost 2 billion installs means the barriers to entry for users is magnitudes lower — something developers frequently ignore.

Also, in seven of the last nine weeks, more than 100 stocks reached buying climaxes that is, hitting a new high, only to close the week lower, something Burke calls a classic sign of distribution.

Why didn't they have a crane lowering something like that?

The sun had dropped beneath the rooflines; against the darkening sky, a crane was lowering something onto a roof.

When we talk about putting liquid water in the vacuum of space, we're talking about doing both things simultaneously: taking water from a temperature/pressure combination where it's stably a liquid and moving it to a lower pressure, something that makes it want to boil, and moving it to a lower temperature, something that makes it want to freeze.

But the current generation of prosecutors and judges in Germany has shown a willingness to pursue even the lower ranks, something applauded by Zuroff.

So rather than replenishing their inventories at the higher prices, many refineries bought crude for delivery later at the lower prices, something of a "just in time" strategy.

To maximize their revenue from insurance companies, doctors and hospitals would need to provide better care at a lower price — something they can accomplish only by squeezing out error, waste and inefficiency.