Sentence examples for repeatedly lower from inspiring English sources

Only the scores on the WCST variables, "completed categories," "percentage of perceptual level response," and "perseverative errors," are repeatedly lower among the genetic risks as compared to the healthy controls, especially among high-risk probands affected by symptoms such as anhedonia or those that are schizotypical [ 33, 56].

Last year, Tiffany's shares came under pressure after it repeatedly lowered its forecasts.

But rather than fix them, it repeatedly lowered the minimum thickness it deemed safe.

The two companies offer similar plans and have repeatedly lowered prices or modified services in an effort to win customers.

But Tyco could not find a buyer for CIT, despite repeatedly lowering its asking price, which was initially $8 billion to $10 billion.

But this is likely optimistic — the I.M.F. has repeatedly lowered its near-term growth projections for Greece since the crisis began.

After repeatedly lowering its forecasts over the last year, Lucent reported a loss of $3.7 billion in the most recent quarter, hampered largely by charges from the elimination of 10,000 jobs.

Earlier this year, after repeatedly lowering the asking price, she was pleased to receive an all-cash offer for $225,000 — slightly less than 6 percent below the asking price of $239,000 —from a fellow musician, Thomas Bergeron of South Hadley, Mass.

The three big rating agencies — S.&P., Moody's Investors Service and Fitch Ratings — have repeatedly lowered their ratings for the sovereign debt of European economies over the past year, saying some austerity measures were not far-reaching enough to deal with high debt levels.

She has come under intense criticism in recent months for repeatedly lowering her forecasts for Wall Street.

She won European indoor silver on her British debut - losing out on gold by only one thousandth of a second - and has repeatedly lowered the national outdoor record.