Sentence examples for possibility of lower from inspiring English sources

According to the committee's report, HS2 "told us that the possibility of lower train operation speeds had not been considered".

The possibility of lower interest rates, Mr. Mintz said, would help ease some of the expected damage from fourth-quarter earnings disappointments.

Ford is taking the possibility of lower sales into account as it proceeds with its corporate revamping, Mr. Fields told reporters.

With negotiations for a new television contract set to begin this summer, the N.H.L. is facing the possibility of lower rights fees and, at worst, a reduction in the relatively high visibility it now enjoys.

Chinese companies will soon be in on the act too, bringing the possibility of lower prices and improved technology for electric cars, according to Peter Wells, director of the Centre for Automotive Industry Research at Cardiff Business School.

While the Sun group is concentrating on the potential speed of asynchronous circuits, the asynchronous circuits group at Philips Research in Eindhoven, the Netherlands, is exploiting other potential benefits, including the possibility of lower power consumption and reduced electromagnetic emission.

Barkley briefly considered the possibility of lowering the hoop: "No, I don't want to ever lower expectations".

At a meeting of the transportation committee of Community Board 8 two weeks ago, representatives from the city's Department of Transportation, local officials and others discussed the possibility of lowering the road or changing the subway stanchions to avoid further stuck-truck incidents.

As I drove back to civilization (as you squares call it), I had already made a momentous decision: I would keep thinking about the possibility of lowering my standards.

One might almost say that the price system is devoted to minority rule, since the only pressure toward uniformity is in the possibility of lowering costs of production by standardizing goods.

Canada's growth rate has slowed since spring, and the bank held out the possibility of lowering interest rates if business and consumer spending failed to rebound, or if the recent surge in the Canadian dollar offset stronger demand for exports.