Sentence examples for of a low point from inspiring English sources

That was a bit of a low point.

So that was kind of a low point post-election".

The truck business is highly cyclical, and the industry was just coming out of a low point in the cycle.

"We'd just lost to Internazionale and drawn at Blackburn and we had a meeting among ourselves at what was a bit of a low point and it worked.

Granted, there are occasions when the guiding hand of producer Judd Apatow seems to be laid rather too heavily on the proceedings, most notably during the now infamous communal pants-pooing sequence, which marks something of a low point.

His popularity on the island will no doubt face more tests in the months ahead, but this weekend, the anniversary of a low point in US-Cuba relations comes at a time of rising hopes for a new start.

The company's worldwide payroll dropped by nearly half, to a low point of 217,000 in the mid-1990s.

"That hole creates a cone of depression, a low point, where all the groundwater is going to flow instead of moving out through the network that used to be there," Mr. Brush said.

The timing coincides with the eighth anniversary of Hurricane Katrina, a low point of Bush's two-term presidency.

This puts Clinton in a stronger place in this category than she's seen since the beginning of September, after hitting a low point of 132 EV at the beginning of this month.

IN THE bleak history of America's poor, the construction of Robert Taylor Homes was a low point.