Sentence examples for only modestly lower from inspiring English sources

"With lower stock prices, a stronger dollar, and only modestly lower long-term interest rates than at the beginning of the year," the report said, "the financial markets have not cooperated with their 300-basis-point easing of short-term rates".

"That expected inflation has thus far adjusted only modestly lower during this cycle may be the result not of Fed credibility to generate inflation in the future, but instead may be the result of the fact that the Fed in the past has delivered 2 percent inflation," he wrote in a paper presented here.

Trump's approval ratings, by contrast, are only modestly lower now than they were in the weeks after he was sworn in.

The metabolic rate of WM is only modestly lower than that of GM, and animal studies suggest that WM can be damaged by even brief ischaemia (Pantoni et al., 1996).

Moreover, KO MRL mice and CTRL MRL mice had abnormal elevations in serum creatinine, but the degree of elevation was only modestly lower in KO MRL mice (0.16 ± 0.03 mg/dl; CTRL MRL mice, 0.20 ± 0.04 mg/d; P = 0.39).

In a retrospective review of 426,831 cases of venous thromboembolism, the overall incidence among patients with hyperosmolarity was 1.7%, which is only modestly lower than the incidence in patients undergoing orthopedic surgery (82).

Religiosity was related to lower state anxiety (r = -.27, p <.01) but only modestly related to lower trait anxiety (trait anxiety, r = -.18, p <.01).

RA FLS viability was only modestly affected by lower concentrations of celecoxib.

Large increases in growth were observed at the lower concentrations of Ac4ManN- n-Iso and especially Ac4GalN- n-Iso, but growth was only modestly improved at the lower concentrations of Ac4GlcN- n-Iso.

In the 2007 Australian NSMHWB, urbanicity was not significantly associated with service usage [ 6] and in the current study remoteness was only modestly associated with a lower likelihood of accessing non-professional supports.

A 2012 report by the CFPB and Education Department found that the changes "did not lead to lower prices and only modestly expanded access to credit for borrowers with lower credit scores".