Sentence examples for lower ultimately from inspiring English sources

Officials in another county, Alachua, set scores relatively high, but when only 78 percent of teachers were deemed highly effective or effective, and when they saw how lenient other districts were, they set them much lower; ultimately, 99.4 percent of teachers were rated effective or highly effective.

This had ripple effects throughout the system, lowering participation, lowering costs and ultimately lowering the healthfulness of the who program.

The House of Representatives (Shūgiin), or lower house, ultimately takes precedence over the House of Councillors (Sangiin), or upper house, in matters of passing legislation, controlling the budget, and approving treaties with foreign powers.

Apple scored wins with two lower courts, ultimately walking away with $399 million stemming from infringement found on 11 different smartphone models.

It can further exacerbate any instability you have in your hips and lower back, ultimately increasing the risk of injury.

"If insourcing is based on the model that we have to have labor flexibility and lower wages, ultimately those are jobs that are gong to leave again," Scott said.

"When excessive red tape lowers productivity it ultimately lowers growth and the standard of living for all Australians," he told an audience in Canberra.

But, he said, "If we have a partially successful intervention for men, it will ultimately lower the prevalence of H.I.V. in the population, and ultimately lower the risk to women".

Higher risk, lower price and, ultimately, greater creative control.

The company argued that lower prices would ultimately make for higher profits.

Ultimately lower costs and better information are good not just for the poor, but for everyone.