Sentence examples for lowest take up from inspiring English sources

In another, Microsoft will be using white space to provide new access to Wi-Fi in Glasgow, the city with the lowest take up of broadband in the UK.

There may still be a low take up, but potentially high demand for assessment.

Overall, with Russia raising interest rates to little effect on the rouble's slide and the European Central Bank reporting a low take up of its cheap loans to eurozone banks, leading shares have lost their early gains.

Low take up of the training may suggest some space to improve recruitment and delivery of treatments.

The morphology results show that at low take up velocity, the final state of deformation is independent of the dispersed phase composition.

The "low take up" led to prices being cut to £20, but the service only ran up to the first week of the Paralympics.

The economy has been blamed for low take up of homes for rent in Sandwich during the Open Golf Championship in two weeks time.

The OECD (2010) also shows that countries with already existing programs have been more effective in retaining employment than countries which have set up a new scheme and attribute also the low take up rate in the latter countries to the time-lag involved in introducing and implementing a new scheme in the wake of a crisis.

These incentives also had low take up due to low levels of awareness among claimants or restricted entitlement to the incentives (the latter is particularly the case with Permitted Work).

In the field of palliative care, numerous studies have demonstrated a low take up of services by Britain's South Asian populations (for a review, see Randhawa and Owens, 2004).

In recognition of the low take up rate at baseline our sampling strategy aimed to include a diverse sample of bars covering a broad range of socio-economic areas in urban, semi-urban and rural settings to provide an overall picture of the experience of legislation.