Sentence examples for sometimes low from inspiring English sources
Sometimes low carbon even gets a mention.
On New Zealand's Willing Workers on Organic Farms scheme (wwoof.co.nz) hosts provide food, accommodation, training and sometimes low pay in exchange for help on the farm.
Other conditions for financial mayhem include excessive speculation in a sort of investment — often one thought to be very safe — and sometimes low interest rates.
"Immigrant workers are often vulnerable to unscrupulous employment practices," Ms. Murphy said, "because their education and skill levels are sometimes low, there are language barriers, and they often do not understand the law".
In rural areas at the northern reaches of the archdiocese, attendance is sometimes low; but because of the distances between churches, cutbacks are unlikely, except for small, outlying mission churches that open only on Sundays.
The emphasis falls instead on the high, and sometimes low, workings of legislative government, as bills inched through committees and subcommittees, nicked and scarred in "mark-up" sessions; the feint-and-parry of parliamentary maneuver; and, above all, the votes.
I'm past the age of dropped sippy cups and wailing infants, but the bickering — sometimes low level, sometimes escalating to what sounded like full-on sibling warfare — got to me.
Sometimes, low-selling monthly series continue because their collected editions sell well.
We hope the bank will act with the same integrity to the loyal, hard-working and sometimes low-paid employees who have also made their contribution to the bank's recovery by honouring its pensions promises to these employees".
However, at the precise moment that Clinton was speaking in New York, Baltimore's district courts were overcrowded with defendants being told to expect a highly punitive response for sometimes low-level offences.
He continued to do so over the next decade, shooting her performing on and off the stage (she never seems to turn off, though she does put her hand over the camera lens) in color and high-, sometimes low-contrast black-and-white 16-millimeter film.
