Sentence examples similar to lowest- from inspiring English sources

Sales of ovens and stoves are on pace to be at their lowest level since 1992.

He was a Dalit, from the lowest rung of the caste hierarchy that still defines the lives, and sometimes the deaths, of millions of people in the emerging economic power.

From the million-pound apartments of Deansgate to the red-brick terraces of Moston, so many tens of thousands of people here didn't bother to vote at the last election that Lucy Powell, the incumbent Labour MP, was elected in a 2012 byelection with just 12% support in the lowest parliamentary poll turn out since 1945.

As a result, we estimate that around one quarter of graduates on the lowest incomes will actually pay back less than under the current system.

Nick Clegg's Liberal Democrats has sunk to 6% – the lowest proportion of the vote recorded by Opinium for the party.

"We gotta stop clicking on the lowest common denominator, bottom feeding link bait," Kohn said.

It was the lowest thing I had ever done.

His lowest points have been "pretty much feeling like ending it.

Labour only had a clear lead over the Conservatives among 18- to 34-year-olds, voters in social class DE (the "semi-skilled and unskilled manual occupations, unemployed and lowest grade occupations"), among private and social renters, and black, Asian and minority ethnic (BAME) voters.

And fairness means that those with the least should pay less, with those on the lowest incomes paying nothing at all".

Yet football has been shown in studies to have the lowest rate of "perceived exertion" – a mere 3.9 out of 10 – lower than jogging and fitness training.