Sentence examples for pushing lower than from inspiring English sources

Haldane said that, besides pushing lower than expected growth, company laws in the US, UK and other countries that place the shareholder "front and centre" were partly to blame for triggering the financial crisis.

"Food security" is an agenda item there, though pushed lower than it was at the beginning of the year.

The government is buying back Treasury bonds, so yields on those securities may have been pushed lower than they otherwise would be.

In some cases, the prices have been pushed lower than those of 1-year-old models.

House prices were pushed lower than a year ago for the first time in six months after a 1% dip in March compared with February, the Nationwide said.

On the other side of the debate are the ethanol producers, who say prices are pushed lower because their product is cheaper than gasoline.

The Fed may try to push joblessness lower than it should and provoke inflation, as it did in the 1970s.

It also appears that the rigging of the Libor by Barclays and others during the financial crisis may have benefited borrowers by pushing the rate lower than it otherwise would have been.

Virginia has a good health care system, and the only knock that pushes it lower than Phoenix is the cost of living to rent an apartment or to buy a home.

As a result, the Fed and other central banks were able to push interest rates lower than in the past, reducing the cost of a mortgage.

The recovery is too weak to push joblessness much lower than its current 8.2 percent, and too fragile to withstand the budget cuts that Republicans are proposing.