Sentence examples for speak of low from inspiring English sources

The rebels are now encountering more regular soldiers but they too, when captured, speak of low morale.

— The exhausted mothers who come to the Second Street Learning Center here — a day care provider for mostly low-income families — speak of low wages, hard jobs and an economy gone bad.

Initial reports spoke of low casualties.

He spoke of low birthrates and an aging population, amid rising fear about immigrants, many of them Muslim, representing a larger percentage of the population.

At a union building, workers spoke of low wages and company resistance to enacting government-mandated raises, and they claimed that Shougang had dumped chemical waste into the sea.

And speaking of low prices, don't even think about selling your books for more than a dollar or two, because readers who do bother with self-published books are too accustomed to bargain-basement prices to spend any more than that.

Some political activists now speak of a "low-level civil war" between fascists, migrants, anarchists and the riot police in the poor areas of the big cities.

Those Bostonians continue to speak of him in low tones, but, outside of that group, it became common to express a kind of admiration for Bulger.

The effectiveness of this approach, however, is hard to confirm: standardization is lacking and the application of the appropriate techniques is not always assured [ 21, 22], not to speak of the very low adherence to this type of treatment [ 23].

Bass player Poynter spoke of his low point in the band's new autobiography Unsaid Things... Our Story.

Hurd described the figure as a "horrible number" that had been high for too long, and spoke of "crushingly low" self-confidence of many young people and the impact this had on their job prospects.