Sentence examples for lowest in terms from inspiring English sources

On the candidate's list, one of the biggest technology companies was ranked lowest, in terms of both money and excitement, she noted dryly.

Of the major industrial nations, the United States ranks among the lowest in terms of financing education at the federal level, providing only 7percentt of the cost.

He lived just off the Heathrow flight path, where he mucked in with other lads from his village, and suddenly found himself as the lowest in terms of class.

The new national well-being figures showed that while Fermangagh and Omagh is the happiest place to live, Bolsover in Derbyshire scored the lowest in terms of happiness, worthiness and life satisfaction categories.

The official said Bennett's salary reflected the complex nature of Sanctuary's work, its year-on-year growth and the size of its development programme, adding that it "continues to be among the lowest in terms of pay per home managed, while still reflective of his continued success in growing the organisation to become one of the strongest in the sector".

"We're collecting that data and then presenting it to Dunkin [and others] – saying, we know what stores of yours are lowest in terms of service, or lowest in terms of customer satisfaction," says Shah. "That's part of the strategy.

Ebola is very high on severity, and very low in terms of mode of transmission".

This income was pitifully low in terms of the amount of wheat it could buy.

In the 1960s and '70s Bhutan ranked low in terms of health indicators.

"But I think we are probably getting to a historic low in terms of the crime rate".

But the rankings are pretty low in terms of hospital beds and doctors per capita, and in terms of consultations.