Sentence examples for the lowest one from inspiring English sources
adjective
In a position comparatively close to the ground.
The highest oxidation rate was obtained on platinum and the lowest one on lead, whereas the remaining materials showed satisfactory performance.
"Today, somebody really has to be the lowest one on the market if they want to sell," said Elaine Clayman, a broker at Brown Harris Stevens.
"Last year, if you got three bids on a house, the lowest one would be for the asking price," she said.
The most significant rung on the "land of opportunity's" ladder of success is ironically the lowest one.
Opening these envelopes, the buyer then chose the lowest one.
It takes a register, like an organ, which is the lowest one.
The exergy loss in internal heat exchanger is the lowest one which is only about 3.0%.
was recorded at western sector, while the lowest one (0.33 μg/g wet wt).
The lowest one-way fare on the Virgin train is currently £119, compared with £50 on East Coast Trains.
On Virgin Atlantic, the lowest one-way flight we found for this year is $359 in November.
Compared with those in the lowest one-fifth in S.A.D., those in the highest one-fifth were almost three times as likely to have dementia.
