Sentence examples for lowest long from inspiring English sources

I can report to the House that today because of the choices Britain made our country now has: the lowest inflation for 30 years; the lowest long term interest rates for 35 years; mortgages now averaging one thousand two hundred pounds a year lower than under the last Government; more people in work than ever before; and the lowest unemployment since 1975.

These features add up to already established benefits of related methods, which are CMOS compatible, absence of water reacting material, fastest response time, lowest long term drift, very low hysteresis, fastest design time and production cost.

The lowest long-term rates in a generation are of little help to homeowners who cannot meet toughened underwriting criteria or refinance a depreciated property.

It has the highest ratio of public debt to GDP of any big economy in peacetime, though the lowest long-term rates on record somewhat temper the debt burden.

Nevertheless, among "heavy dependent smokers" in the study, those who got nicotine replacement therapy for more than six weeks plus professional counseling had the lowest long-term relapse rates.

The aim of this study was to determine the transvaginal ultrasound criterion associated with highest success rate and, at the same time, lowest long-term complications.

The lowest long-term degradation reported in the literature for SOEC under practical operation is about 1.7%/1000 h during 3600 h at −1 A/cm2 which is twice the degradation of similar cells under fuel cell operation.

These are the lowest long-term mortgage rates yet seen in the UK, although they are only available to the small minority of borrowers who can put down a 40% deposit.

If so, why does low-carb dieting have the lowest long-term success rate?

Consequently, pancreatic cancer has the lowest long-term survival rate among the common malignancies.

In two studies (Lambe et al, 1994; Robertson et al, 1997) women with a late first birth had the lowest long-term risk (but highest risk shortly after birth), but this pattern appeared to be a consequence of linear constraints in the model.