Sentence examples for terms of lower from inspiring English sources

But for employers too there are costs in terms of lower productivity and lower profitability.

But they continue to pay a price for this in terms of lower earnings and more limited job opportunities.

Usually, both the supplier and the consumer share the tax burden in terms of lower profits or higher prices.

Among their conclusions: "The maintenance of a healthy B.M.I. has important environmental benefits in terms of lower GHG emissions," they wrote, referring to greenhouse gas emissions.

"One small incident of rape in Delhi advertised [the] world over is enough to cost us billions of dollars in terms of lower tourism," he said.

"The outcome of Copenhagen, in terms of lower carbon prices, reinforces the climate of significant uncertainty just when an unprecedented level of investment is required," Ofgem said.

"If we have a market decline then that would play out not just in terms of lower security values but also in lower real estate values".

"I think that you are starting to see some impact from what's going on in Europe on American companies in terms of lower sales," Surowiecki says.

The Oliver Wyman study also makes no attempt to estimate the benefits of the Volcker Rule, for example in terms of lower probability for a major financial collapse.

Of course  it helps to have the complaint phrased in terms of "lower ouput per head", as Cary attempts to put it.

[Again] while I'm not trying to underplay the significance of the North Sea, a lower oil price has other impacts on the wider economy in terms of lower fuel costs".