Sentence examples for presumably lower from inspiring English sources

In granting options, companies are allowing employees to buy stock in the future at today's (presumably lower) price.

The ability of bailouts to quickly resolve the failure of a large firm is often touted as a benefit, because a speedy resolution can presumably lower systemic risk.

The local authority can then charge the actual cost of the works rather than the (presumably) lower cap imposed by the directions".

Anything that requires shippers like FedEx to scrutinize packages more closely might slow deliveries and, presumably, lower the appeal of services sold on the basis of speed.

The price was presumably lower than the $20 million that another firm, Ladenburg Thalmann, had agreed to pay to acquire all of Gruntal less than three weeks ago.

It is presumably lower than the actual number of cases, since many who contract the flu do not end up in hospitals.

People seeking "212 only" wanted no "bridge-and-tunnel" types, presumably lower-class.

GM wanted to move more of its work to nonunion, presumably lower-wage, suppliers to reduce its labor costs and become more profitable.

In other words, if her clients want to buy apples, they will buy apples (print subscribers) and if they are in the mood for oranges (digital subscribers) they expect to make a separate and presumably lower-cost purchase.

Knocking out the protein is known to lower blood levels of LDL cholesterol, the so-called bad cholesterol, presumably lowering risk of cardiovascular disease.

Mr. Romney believes that if more people buy coverage on their own, insurers will compete harder for their business, thus presumably lowering costs.