Sentence examples for lowered average from inspiring English sources

"The operating margin declined due to increased marketing expenditure and lowered average selling price," Samsung said in a statement.

The report finds no such impact in manufacturing but in the services sector offshoring has lowered average wages a bit.

In clinical trials it has lowered average glucose less than a fast-acting injected insulin, though the differences were not statistically significant.

The high ash clouds thrown up by these volcanoes apparently lowered average world temperature by about 0.5 °C (0.9 °F) over one to three years following their eruptions.

This aerosol layer was reported to have lowered average temperatures around the world by about 0.5 °C (0.9 °F) over the following few years.

In Cambridge, where the 13-million-square-foot market has taken the wildest ride, landlords have lowered average asking rents on new offices by about 40percentto to $38 a square foot and $30 a square foot for sublease space.

The firm lowered average-selling-price assumptions for Dell to 9% to10% year-over-year declines from 8% to 9% year-over-year declines.

That would lower average borrowing costs a bit.

The implication here, in the first and third sentences, is that immigration lowers average wages.

Defenders of a broad health insurance mandate argue that it will lower average costs in the health care market.

Welfare polices that encouraged poor women to have babies, the book argued, risked lowering average American IQ.