Greenwich Tavern may have lowered its prices, but its standards remain high.
This may have lowered the likelihood that women leave husbands with less education and stimulated men to leave less educated spouses.
He shows, convincingly, that area bombing may have lowered the western governments to the level of the Nazis but did not speed up the Allied victory.
From there, workers may have lowered a stone, six feet long and weighing two to four tons, onto a wooden sled to haul it away.
During bleeding episodes, Rasputin would talk to the boy, tell him stories, calm him down – this may have lowered the heir's blood pressure, easing the bleeding.
The pleasant afternoon may have lowered July's average temperature below the 81.4 mark set in July 1999, the hottest month on record.
She also considers that older people may have "smaller discrepancies between aspiration and achievement". In other words, they may have lowered their expectations for life and come to appreciate all they've achieved, rather than dwelling on unfulfilled goals.
"In focusing a tremendous amount on the gender gap, we may have lowered our sights for how to better identify the condition in males," said one research, who insisted on anonymity for fear of sounding unsympathetic toward women.
The Federal Reserve may have lowered interest rates to the once unimaginable level of 1.25percentt, but officials insist they can still flood the country with money if they need to.
The Federal Reserve may have lowered interest rates to the once unimaginable level of 1.25percentt, but senior officials insist they can still flood the country with money if they need to.
The slower housing construction market may have lowered numbers a bit, Mr. Hardcastle added, but that weakness may have been offset by jobs created by casino-hotel construction projects currently under way.
