Sentence examples for oddly low from inspiring English sources

But the real business of the evening — the program — seemed oddly low key.

The crunch explains why Britain's rate of new-firm creation is oddly low, and why business investment has fallen 34% in five years.

Considering the political heat around both leaders in the wake of last week's vote, it was an oddly low key but quietly revealing debate.

And beyond the timely body- and bodice-ripping of "The Devil's Whore", and outside a dedicated band of battle re-enactors, the English civil war itself has an oddly low profile these days.

To a growing number of critics, it is the British who are caught in the Taliban's claws.The war in Afghanistan has, until recently, had an oddly low political profile in Britain.

In 2005 Ben Bernanke, now chairman of the Federal Reserve, pointed out that global interest rates were oddly low, suggesting a glut of saving abroad, not a shortfall of saving at home, was responsible for the flow of capital to America.More recent papers have picked up similar threads, arguing that imbalances might prove to be both more persistent and less perverse than once thought.

But it was still an oddly low-pressure day inside this supposed jewel of the Games.

It is an oddly low-key performance, yet one that seems to be in tune with Russians' preferences.

One component of Dr. Hoekstra's success has been oddly low-tech: the kind of fast-hardening foam that can be purchased in a hardware store for home repair.

But opening night on Tuesday at Lincoln Center's David H. Koch Theater was an oddly low-energy and at times ragged affair.

It's an oddly low-key place of rest for the man who, more than anyone, was the catalyst for the multicultural flavour of modern Malaysia.