Sentence examples for move to lower from inspiring English sources

Ford rejected a costly move to lower the engine, so the Explorer's center of gravity actually rose slightly.

A lawyer representing 72 of the victims of Jimmy Savile warned against any move to lower the age of consent.

The other two agencies, Moody's Investor Service and Standard & Poor's, did not move to lower their ratings, which remain at AAA.

One reason for this is his expectation that Europe's central bank will move to lower its interest rates shortly, making the dollar even more attractive to investors.

Trump also points to other areas, both administrative and legislative, wherein a Trump administration would move to lower healthcare costs and expand access to insurance and care.

Explaining the shift in the global energy mix, Citi cites a "politically driven" decline in investor appetite for coal driving the move to lower carbon forms of energy.

Public services have to move to lower-cost (digital) channels and administrative (back-office) costs must be driven down through shared services and economies of scale.

The airline, which says it has picked up business as cost-conscious European consumers move to lower-cost airlines, expects passenger numbers to grow to 80 million from 76 million.

Factory jobs continue to fall victim to new technologies and move to lower-wage countries.

Clearly this is an industry that does not find it necessary to move to lower-wage climates around the globe".

In a sign that executives are moving, or threatening to move, to lower-taxed countries, high-end real estate in Paris is being thrown on the market.