Sentence examples for means a lower from inspiring English sources

A high-quality score means a lower cost per keyword.

Even if it means a lower share price.

"A larger aircraft also means a lower operating cost per seat," Mr. Cheong said today.

This is more realistic, of course, but means a lower success rate.

But a larger population means a lower rating can yield more viewers.

That matters, because a higher dependency ratio means a lower growth potential.

UK turnover and premiums were down, which when taken together with increased policyholders means a lower average premium per vehicle.

Worse shifts mean worse tips, which means a lower pay check at the end of the week.

This arrangement has worked well for the companies because it means a lower pay bill and higher profits.

Her suggested tactics: stress that you are on a budget, and say you'd be happy with a smaller room if it means a lower price.

These people face a longer retirement on reduced means, especially because early drawing of Social Security (ie, state pension) benefits means a lower payout.