Sentence examples for put on lower from inspiring English sources

Administration workers at Kirklees Council staged a three-day strike, from Tuesday, over job cuts and some staff being put on lower pay grades.

Ms Shearing said the union was in dispute over the council's business support review under which many office staff were suffering job cuts or being put on lower grades.

8 During this trial, a severe worldwide shortage of imiglucerase (Cerezyme) occurred, which meant that many patients had their treatment with imiglucerase interrupted or were put on lower dosages.

Museums put on Lower East Side exhibitions.

While swimming they will wear bright-orange immersion suits, which they now put on, lowering themselves into the pool of icy water.

"The Leno model is honestly a dead end," says Douglas Creutz, an analyst at Cowen and Co. "By reducing the quality of your content and putting on lower-cost programming, you're only going to accelerate your audience decline you're going to death spiral your viewership and it's a cycle you can't get out of".

The lower extremity was affected in 93% of the cases, demonstrating the strenuous demands that running-based sports put on the lower extremities [ 12, 13].

In accordance with Jockey Club rules, Johannesburg and Castle Gandolfo must have identifying tattoos put on their lower lips.

To measure the data, a few drops of the fluid were put on the lower plate of the system with a torque varying from 0.2 to 0.5 μN-m at shear rates γ varying from 10 to 500 s−1.

For systemic pre-infestation, the first attacker was put on the lower leaf and the second on the upper leaf.

Get loads of puffle furniture to put on the lower level.