Sentence examples for ordinarily lower from inspiring English sources

For two years now, the Federal Reserve has been cutting interest rates and loosening the money supply, which would ordinarily lower the cost of owning a home enough that buying is more attractive than renting.

Ordinarily, lower-energy configurations predominate.

The whole point of lowering real interest rates is to stimulate consumption and investment which ordinarily leads to higher, not lower, imports.

Also, since the level of blood glucose control being tested in the Accord trial was significantly lower than that ordinarily achieved in medical practice, their results should not be taken as evidence that current standards should be abandoned.

The Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade wrote the conduct that could be disclosed would "capture conduct that would ordinarily be dealt with at a lower or managerial level through other routine assessment or investigative processes".

In this soupy plasma of quarks and gluons, Mukherjee and his colleagues noticed that other, more common, strange baryons were freezing out of the plasma at a lower temperature than would ordinarily be predicted.

If buyers who ordinarily would have sprung for a lower-cost beachfront home on the Texas panhandle or Florida coast choose a lower-priced option in Cuba, that could cost a sale on U.S. beachfront property.

Since the controls apply to the top percentile of users, it would ordinarily have an effect of gradually lowering what is considered 'high' usage, since it always applies to the top users regardless of what the actual usage is.

We believe that current low valuations offer significantly lower downside risk than we ordinarily expect.

Trifluoroethylene HFO-11233) and its mixtures are useful as the next generation refrigerants because their global warming potential (GWP) are lower than that of those ordinarily used.

The lower degradation rate enforced would ordinarily lead to a leveling off as seen in the gas production curves; however, when put into Equation four with the now relatively higher degradation of the blank (which did not experience the initial degradation spike and continues to increase), a negative value is obtained leading to a downward sloping curve (as shown in Figure 3).