Sentence examples for short-term lower from inspiring English sources

Incapacity Benefit is paid at three weekly rates: The short-term lower amount of £68.95 (or £87.75 for those aged over the state pension age) is paid for the first 28 weeks after a claim.

Therefore, in the short-term, lower prescribing could be achieved via audit and feedback of practice prescribing patterns [ 62] and GP face-to-face reviews of those already on long-term antidepressants [ 12] which have both been effective in reducing costs and prescribing volumes.

The sale was beneficial for ILFC because it was able to leverage AIG's then-stellar credit ratings to access billions of dollars in short-term, lower-interest debt to buy planes.

However, it is noteworthy that short-term lowering of serum urate by intravenous uricase had no effect on forearm blood flow responses to acetylcholine and L-NMMA (n = 10 patients and n = 10 healthy subjects [ 79]).

This has a theoretical impact on our interpretation of the ΔC values in barley from Chogha Golan, as fluctuations toward decreased CO2 could produce relative stress signals in the ΔC record that are indicative of the short-term lowering of CO2 concentration rather than for a reduction in water availability, as has been interpreted for the ΔC values in barley from AH VI.

In the short term, lower-cost fuel helps the over-stretched consumer.

In the short term, lower-than-expected borrowing costs will benefit indebted consumers in the west – including Britain's mortgage-holders.

There is little room to push short-term rates lower.

Most helicopter pilots have to settle for short-term jobs, lower pay and multiple relocations.

First, it can signal that the Fed is serious about keeping short-term rates lower for longer.

"I'm also glad to see that Co-op Bank hasn't gone down the increasingly common route of introducing daily or monthly agreed overdraft fees as these hit customers with short-term and lower borrowing requirements particularly hard".