Sentence examples for lower than middle from inspiring English sources

Meanwhile, the rate of realizing the dimensions of learner Organization University of Tehran has been lower than middle level.

Since the black-hole B flat is 57 octaves lower than middle C, it cannot be heard, thus only questionably qualifying as a pitch.

And what it is singing, and perhaps has been singing for more than two billion years, they say, is B flat -- a B flat 57 octaves lower than middle C. The "notes" appear as pressure waves roiling and spreading as a result of outbursts from a supermassive black hole through a hot thin gas that fills the Perseus cluster of galaxies, 250 million light-years distant.

Younger age was associated with lower MCS-12 (2.2 and 6.0 lower than middle age and older age respectively) but higher PCS-12 (4.7 and 7.6 higher than middle age and older age respectively).

For males, start 1 octave lower than middle G. Go down until you hit your lowest note, then go up until you hit your highest.

When you have about 650 coal ores in you bank (or higher if you choose), note them, take them to the grand exchange, and sell for 5% lower than middle price.

But, a human would have no chance of hearing this cosmic performance, because the note is 57 octaves lower than middle-C (by comparison a typical piano contains only about seven octaves).

The returns showed income of $21.7 million in 2010 and an effective tax rate of 13.9percentt, far lower than middle-class earners.

Research had shown that children from low-income, minority backgrounds tested "substantially lower" than middle-class children in school-related skills, and that they continued to have educational deficits throughout school.

The majority of students will receive a middle range grade, whereas students who score higher or lower than the middle group will receive correspondingly high or low scores.

This, at at exactly the moment when the GOP is picking a nominee who is worth $250 million and is personally benefitting to an enormous degree from the current rate — one that's lower than many middle class taxpayers pay.