Sentence examples for predominantly lower from inspiring English sources

We are reducing our earnings per share forecasts by 6% in 2011/12 as we reflect predominantly lower revenue per available room and like for like growth.

"I mean, I must have completely not fitted in, because I came from a predominantly lower middle/working-class town, where I thought we were rich, to Geelong Grammar, which was very posh.

But the entirely separate "gainful employment" proposed regulations in all likelihood will hurt the predominantly lower income and minority students who are able to attend "open admission" for-profit colleges.

HRCT images usually demonstrate diffuse or predominantly lower bilateral abnormalities.

Reticular pattern and bronchiectasis, involving predominantly lower lobes and costophrenic angles, are generally recognised.

The coefficient of variation confirms this, with no industry category achieving predominantly lower or higher variability across variables.

But the voters we lost in large numbers were predominantly lower-income skilled and semi-skilled workers, more likely to live in public housing – the kind of voters we lost to Margaret Thatcher in the 1980s.

The region has more immediate and significant challenges to face – productivity stagnation and increased inequality (Denmark), a slumping oil price (Norway) and an ageing population (Sweden) – but anti-immigration parties across the region have skilfully exploited the concerns of predominantly lower-income groups to reap huge dividends in the polls.

MANY think of India, born of a violent partition in 1947, as itself harboring two identities: a smartphone wielding, English-speaking, fast-growing democracy that prefers macchiatos to masala chai, and a predominantly lower-caste, mystically minded mass of peasants who spend their days herding buffalos and wading through water-clogged rice paddies.

Results indicated that parenting education series serving predominantly lower-income parents resulted in greater improvements in parents' parenting skills and their children's behaviors compared to series serving higher-income parents.

Evaluation using the BSID II began in areas distant from the Chitwan Valley, where predominantly lower-caste parents reside.