Sentence examples for of too low from inspiring English sources

Leaching in-place, or in situ leaching, is practiced on ores that are too far underground and of too low a grade for surface treatment.

Leaching processes are used when it is the simplest method or when the ore is of too low a grade for more expensive extractive procedures.

Mr X's enterprise was created to facilitate exports to China; however, a significant amount of the output is of too low a quality to be sold to China and has to be sold domestically.

"Even if the central themes were copied, they are too general or of too low a level of abstraction to be capable of protection by copyright law," the judge said.

As Pietro Busetta, an economist in Palermo, puts it, Sicily has 5m people, but only 1m in work replicating the general southern (and Italian) problem of too low a rate of participation in the workforce.

Adding salt to their wounds is the fact that the coal, considered to be of too low quality to be burned in the United States, will be shipped to Mexico.

This is particularly useful when curating partially sequenced nematode genomes, which are still in contigs and so may be too short or of too low-quality for the gene prediction programs to successfully determine a structure.

That and other bits of too-low humor nearly sank the ballet, despite some good dancing.

Obviously I think this framing ignores the significant downsides of too-low-to-replace-ourselves birthrates.

The most obvious danger of too-low inflation is the risk of slipping into outright deflation, when prices persistently fall.

Indeed, according to the American Medical Association, the financial burden of too-low payments under Medicare has driven 17 percent of doctors and 31 percent of primary care doctors out of the Medicare program altogether.