Sentence examples for naturally lower from inspiring English sources

This diet is naturally lower in saturated fat, but the benefits seem to come not from one specific element, but from the sum of its parts.

Schools that designed alternative energy solutions — wind-powered classrooms or grassy roof gardens that naturally lower building temperatures — would receive the financing to upgrade their facilities.

I'm all for a thicker sauce, however, particularly as my waxy potatoes are naturally lower in starch than flourier varieties and will need all the help they can get.

Couple decreased production with Europe-wide demand for soft French chèvres in particular, and the fact that goat's milk production is naturally lower in the winter et voila: un shortage.

There are some cheeses, like Swiss and mozzarella, that are naturally lower in salt than others, and cheese companies have had success marketing reduced-fat mozzarellas, particularly for school-lunch foods like pizza.

Running computer models of these results, they found that a combination of decreased evaporation from naturally lower temperatures and a greatly increased river flow caused the salinity to decline.

As mortgage bankers discovered that investors would buy virtually any loan whatsoever, they naturally lowered their standards.

He now sings baritone roles partly because his voice has naturally lowered (but not all that much — he still sounds like a tenor) and mostly because tenors tend to portray romantic leads, while older operatic characters are typically written for baritone and bass voices.

Realize that meditation naturally lowers our brainwave patterns.

Second, due to the practical difficulties of producing large quantities of forage material for our experimental colonies, we provided the ants with an artificially narrow diet relative to what they would forage on in nature [ 9], though colonies near monoculture (human) farms would naturally have lower diversity of forage material.

Americans are receiving income on investments in foreign countries made decades ago, and the U.S. current account deficit is relatively new — meaning returns to foreign investors would naturally be lower, but still growing.