Sentence examples for lowered to something from inspiring English sources

That time limit is pretty arbitrary, Glenn says, and should be lowered to something a little more reasonable.

With the relative amount of oxygen in the air lowered to something akin to that at 4000 meters, animals would suffer from pulmonary and cerebral edema.

They noted that over time, that limit was lowered to something closer to 1 Bitcoin per day in withdrawals and BitGrail stopped responding to their support tickets.

The "platinum triangle" formed by Mayfair, Knightsbridge and Belgravia is their favourite spot according to Beauchamp Estates, though they might lower themselves to something cheaper in Chelsea if it's for a servant.

The Boy Who Taught the Beekeeper to Read by Susan Hill 228pp, Chatto & Windus, £10.99 There could be something slightly lowering to the spirits in finding oneself described as "one of Britain's most distinguished and respected writers" in the blurb of a new book, as if one were a prized monument, or long-treasured elderly relation.

No matter how tough her life got, Ilona thought, she'd never lower herself to something so miserly.

All three major companies say they are working with regional utilities to offer rebates that could lower the price to something that could immediately be affordable.

The equipment will be more expensive, but it will be easy and intuitive to lower the speed to something more appropriate to aluminum.

If you don't want to wait and buffer the video, you can simply lower its resolution to something your internet speed can accommodate.

So it's probably decreasing year by year right now, but the method is not exact enough to [make those adjustments], so I've just kept it at 100,000 the last couple of years but I'm likely going to have to lower it unless something comes to our attention".

Los Alamos has had persistent problems of management and internal security that have lowered morale and led to something of a brain drain.