Sentence examples for much lower overall from inspiring English sources

After the Nationwide account, but with a much lower overall rating, Which?

Spain has a much lower overall debt load than those two countries.

Results indicate a much lower overall safety benefit from lighting than published studies, but are consistent with estimates included in Highway Safety Manual research.

With degraded soils and unreliable weather patterns, return on investment is uncertain and likely to be much lower overall than under irrigated conditions with better soils.

While many of our competitors are tying up their capital in new airplanes, we have adopted an opportunistic fleet strategy that combines new aircraft with used jets that we refurbish and operate at a much lower overall cost.

This effectively means that buyers of properties on which green deal loans have been raised will be obliged to continue to pay off the loan at the interest rates initially agreed, even if the improvements could have been carried out at a much lower overall cost without such a loan, or by raising a loan through a mortgage.

Due to the billions of dollars the bank lent out when interest rates were much lower, its overall return on its portfolio is only 6.5%–less than the 8.2% the bank now pays for borrowed money.

Virus from subject 47, in whom virologic failure was not associated with emergence of VVC resistance or CXCR4-using variants, had much lower diversity overall over time.

For women with a severe adverse outcome, however, the decline in bed-days was much lower (12% overall and 7% among those with PPH) indicating that the impact of adverse maternal outcomes are relatively intractable and that costs could be better reduced by prevention than improved management after the event.

We found that for novel SNVs (those not found in dbSNP135) the overall concordance (11.4%) was much lower than the overall concordance between known SNVs (59.6%).

A plus sign (+ or ++) indicates that for this teacher type the mean score is (much) higher than the overall mean score of all teachers on that scale, minus (- or --) refers to a score (much) lower than the overall mean score, and signs refer to a score almost equal to the overall mean scores.