Sentence examples for lowered bottom from inspiring English sources

The lowered bottom value also implies higher uncertainty about the temperature increase, a definite bad.

The coarsest type of humour is the practical joke: pulling away the chair from under the dignitary's lowered bottom.

The comic has a history of making dramatic appearances at high-profile events: in 2009 he was lowered bottom first on to an apparently outraged Eminem (the rapper was later revealed to be in on the joke) while dressed as flamboyantly gay Austrian fashionista Brüno at the MTV Movie awards.

US reports suggest that Baron Cohen is planning some sort of stunt in an echo of his appearance at the MTV Movie awards in 2009, where he was lowered bottom first onto an apparently shocked Eminem (the rapper was later revealed to be in on the joke) while dressed as flamboyantly gay Austrian fashionista Brüno.

Last month, the company lowered the bottom end of its current fiscal year earnings guidance.

The company lowered the bottom end of its profit forecast for the current fiscal year, which began July 1, citing volatility in commodity, energy and currency markets.

Looking ahead, the company lowered the bottom end of its full-year profit outlook, saying it now expects profits to range from $2.59 to $2.85 per share.

It also would have instituted employee contributions to pensions and lowered the bottom of executive salary ranges by 10%.

Intuitively, it might seem that a lower bottom would be good news.

It also has been observed that the presence of a cyclonic force field leads to a lower bottom separation size limit and a reduction of unselective entrainment.

They also show the range between the lower (bottom 25percentt) and upper (top 25percentt) quartiles of the distribution — in other words, the range between which half of the districts fall.