Sentence examples for lower start from inspiring English sources

— LYNN ZINSER Isaac Botella Pérez of Spain has a lower start value than the favorites, but makes up with execution.

Vonn was tied for 14th after Friday's first run, which was delayed by more than two hours for course preparation and contested from a lower start.

There were no serious incidents Saturday when the lugers did resume competing from the lower start and, Olympic stakes being high and competitors being normally self-absorbed, there was even some grumbling from the better men that the course, the fastest in the world, had now been made too accessible.

(See: "Lower Start On Negative Data").

U.S. stocks are off to a lower start after yesterday's strong performance.

Therefore, due to their lower start up and termination overhead, containers are rapidly replacing Virtual Machines (VMs) in many cloud deployments, as the computation instance of choice.

Intel attributed the improvement in gross margin to higher microprocessor sales, lower start-up costs related to Intel's move to 45-nanometer manufacturing, and lower unit costs.

But foregoing a cable network to capitalize on content-needy outlets like YouTube and the invasion of TV by the gaming consoles means lower start-up costs.

Others, though, may now switch their focus back to the UK – in effect reinventing themselves as entry points for European firms keen to access the post-Brexit UK market via Gibraltar's attractive tax and regulatory regime and lower start-up costs.

The first has to do with a lower starting inventory.

There is already evidence that Latin America and Africa are deindustrialising – from a much lower starting point than Asia.