Sentence examples for new lower levels from inspiring English sources

In August 2015, oil started plumbing new lower levels due to news at that time coming out of China that pointed to an economic slowdown, or that the economic situation was worse than markets had originally thought.

Their three bedrooms and bathrooms, which have boxy, rather Japanese proportions, were laid out over two new lower levels.

There had been a decline in parallel trade since the referendum, he said, and "if the pound remains suppressed or at these new lower levels, you would expect to see less import, more export".

However, some Democrats don't want to vote to continue to fund the government at new, lower levels mandated by the automatic, across-the-board spending cuts known as sequestration.

VAT - a regressive tax prone to fraud - could also be maintained at its new lower level of 15%.

But the intense Australian has moved on from those increasingly distant days and found meaning at a new, lower level.

"I believe it is in our interest to enact into law full-year appropriations bills at this new lower level".

Prices in some areas are still off as much as 25 percent from their 2007 peak; Mr. Perkovic believes prices have stabilized at this new lower level.

The Brazilian government was forced to intervene to protect the real even at its new lower level, and there were rumours that the ECB had stepped in to curb the euro's advance.

"We are now moving to a new lower level without particular explanation as to how people are going to survive on that income.' Under the Beveridge system, as implemented by the Labour government after the war, basic insurance benefits were £1.30) a week for a single person and £2.10 for a couple.

It's curious that the competitors for the Democratic presidential nomination – Bernie Sanders, the Vermont senator, and Hillary Clinton, the former secretary of state – have struggled to extricate themselves from a "low-blow" fixation, which began some time ago and then, albeit briefly, moved to a new, lower level: whether either is qualified for the presidency.