Sentence examples for lowest of five from inspiring English sources

And we've kept spending below not only what other states have done, but the lowest of five states in America.

That rate was the highest for any state of what the study classified as Level 1 literacy, the lowest of five possible levels.

After sifting through the results, the magazine gave the engine-cooling category of the 2006 Ford Explorer the lowest of five ratings offered, with "radiator" cited as the most common cause.

By the nineteen-seventies, however, it was official government policy to dump chlorine in the canal as a sanitary stopgap, and today the state classifies the Gowanus water as SD — the lowest of five grade levels, meaning that fish might be expected to exist but not propagate.

In a survey published seven years ago for the Department of Education, the Educational Testing Service said that more than 1 in 5 adults 16 and older, 40 million people in the United States, could read and calculate at no better than the lowest of five levels of literacy, called Level 1.

Chevron's computer models indicate that over 1,000 years the CO2 plume would spread out in a 2-mile radius from the injection points and migrate upwards by 200 feet or so, ultimately collecting beneath the lowest of five impermeable rock layers between there and the surface.

"They came in at the lowest of six figures.

(A Level 1 score is the lowest of four rankings).

They made an offer, but were the lowest of three bidders.

The company declared an "unusual event," the lowest of four emergency classifications set by the Nuclear Regulatory Commission.

South tries his queen, but West produces the king and returns the club three (lowest of three remaining cards).