Sentence examples for side of low from inspiring English sources

A regular visitor, fishing for sea bass from the rocks, told me this beach is accessible only two hours either side of low water.

Bring a pair of goggles or a snorkel to explore the rich sea life in these deep pools that warm to up to 20C in summer – but be sure to arrive two hours either side of low tide.

It is highly unlikely that modest monetary tightening will push the economy into recession.It is fashionable to argue that the cost of erring on the side of low unemployment is smaller today than it used to be.

Intensive AB at 1585 cm−1 is referred to valence vibrations of amide group C=O; on the side of low frequencies, the wing of this band at 1521 cm−1 can be attributed to deformation vibrations of NH2 groups.

Given a sampling window of 3 h either side of low tide, we suggest that future sampling should incorporate 6 replicate 30-s diggings at each of 8 patches on a beach.

Formation of hydrate shell results in the shift of relaxation process to the side of low temperatures due to its influence on the potential barrier and change of vibrations in equilibrium positions of surface methylol groups of the cellulose molecule at their transition from conformation tg to tt.

"I am on the side of low-income families that are struggling and I think you can win votes doing that," he said.

Any workers' party has to be on the side of low-paid workers when, in fact, the Tories are run by independently wealthy millionaires.

An admirer of Joseph Chamberlain, the Victorian-era mayor of Birmingham and Liberal minister, he argued that George Osborne should not be selling the UK's national security to China, and suggested that changes to tax credit risked the Conservatives not being on the side of low-paid working families.

If Republicans can stand up and publicly fight for more tax payer handouts to oil companies, fewer regulations on the Wall Street banks, and tax breaks for trust fund kids who've never worked a day in their life, why are we so scared to openly say we're on the side of low-income Americans?

And the flip-side of low wages is Walmart's "always low prices".