Sentence examples for quantities of low from inspiring English sources

As for Khan, he will surely have been listening to Labour-run boroughs with high quantities of low grade housing stock, massive waiting lists for social and other affordable homes and big worries that the Housing Bill will further curtail their ability to shorten them.

Large quantities of low grade waste heat are discharged into the environment, mostly via water evaporation, during industrial processes.

These offer unprecedented levels of sensitivity: sub-millimole quantities of hydrogen can be measured and millimole quantities of low cross section materials.

Relations between workers and employers represent both the immediate need of manufacturing plants for large quantities of low wage laborers, and the insecurities young workers face in relocating long distances to life in factory dormitories.

Subjects were asked about weekly quantities of low intensity exercise (not resulting in perspiration or short breath) and high intensity exercise (resulting in perspiration and short breath), with the following four possible response categories; "0 hours", " less than 1 hour", "1 2 hours", "3 hours or more".

A major limitation of this method, as with all 2D SDS-PAGE based methods, is that it cannot reliably visualize or produce analytical quantities of low abundance proteins that are present in less than 1000 copies per cell.

Thorium is a radioactive chemical element that could in theory be used to generate large quantities of low-carbon electricity in future decades.

This means that it will almost certainly be impossible to reduce greenhouse gas concentrations to sustainable levels unless large quantities of low-carbon energy can be brought on-stream to substitute for fossil fuels.

The future of UK government hopes to use local landfill sites to dispose of huge quantities of low-level nuclear waste will come under scrutiny today with the opening of a planning inquiry into the first such case.

A second dimension is Iran's progress toward a quick "breakout capability" through the stockpiling of large quantities of low-enriched uranium that could be further enriched rapidly to provide weapons-grade fuel.

Asked about the prospects of another Long Term Refinancing Operation (in which the ECB would offer huge quantities of low-priced loans to banks), Nowotny replied:  It is certainly important to show all that we have in the way of instruments, which are flexible.