Sentence examples for saying low from inspiring English sources

Global Tree, the company working with Western Kentucky, also recently offered on Facebook "spot assessment" to "world top" Purdue University, with a notice saying, "Low Scores, Don't Worry".

Like other landlords, Mr. Rudin often railed against the city's rent regulations, saying low rents were a brake on new housing construction.

BEHIND THE NEWS The Financial Crisis Inquiry Commission's report, backed by its six Democrats but not by its four Republicans, knocked down other theories, saying low interest rates, Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac, and federal housing policies were not major culprits.

She followed up by saying low desire is a very common problem that can sometimes be addressed with the help of a therapist.

Earlier this month, Aeropostale said comparable sales fell 15percentt last quarter, and on Thursday forecast another loss this quarter, saying low traffic and pressure to offer deals were an ongoing problem.

6. Low-wage workers rise up, saying "Low Pay Is Not Okay!" Around the county, fast food and other low-wage workers from McDonald's to Walmart rose up in to demand a living wage.

Theresa A. Regnante, the president and chief executive of United Way of Long Island, concurred with that view, saying low-income homeowners face "energy poverty" and often "can't afford the utilities" in a conventional house.

Many products in supermarkets nowadays attract consumers with labels saying "low-fat," but eating low-fat foods can cause people to compensate by overeating later on, said Dr. Malte Rubach, a nutritional scientist who helped carry out the research with colleagues at the German Research Center for Food Chemistry, a government-financed institute based outside of Munich that published the report.

Historically, he said, low volumes have engendered price decreases.

It surprised me when people said "low man".

Without batting an eye, he said, "Low fat?