Sentence examples for perpetually low from inspiring English sources

If the enterprise or state becomes too extended, it becomes perilously dependent on perpetual economic growth or on perpetually low interest rates.

Within the UK's rapidly growing digital industries, demand for developers is always high, yet the supply is perpetually low.

In America, the press is held in perpetually low esteem, even when it does its job well.

Previously, "we couldn't dream of this kind of a financial independence since we owned only a small plot of land and the yields were perpetually low," she said.

Players controlled one of two special agents who were perpetually low on ammunition and prone to all sorts of attacks from the shadows.

Having underestimated the strength of the American economy in 1993, financial markets may now repeat the mistake with respect to Germany and Japan.Robust global growth is good news for firms and workers, but a danger for investors who have been betting on perpetually low inflation and low interest rates.

O'Brien's "Starting Point" had generated plenty of headlines, but was perpetually low-rated.

The perpetually low-rated cult series "Community" has artfully dodged cancellation for six seasons -- losing a showrunner, a primetime spot on NBC and a couple key cast members in the process.

Now, with hollow cheeks and perpetually downcast eyes, she and her husband survive on handouts, spending their days hiding in a low, dark room with other North Koreans.

With long term experimental selection over many generations, we obtained a Drosophila melanogaster strain that can live perpetually in extremely low, normally lethal, O2 condition (as low as 4% O2).

He has made FedEx Field, for which he sold the stadium naming rights for an extravagant $205 million back in 1999, perpetually synonymous with low quality.