Sentence examples for to lower something from inspiring English sources

"I am now over 50 years old, and it wasn't until two months ago that I realized that 'dissent,' to disagree, is different than 'descent,' to lower something," he told me.

Why didn't they have a crane lowering something like that?

The sun had dropped beneath the rooflines; against the darkening sky, a crane was lowering something onto a roof.

Less inflation would make it easier for the Fed to lower interest rates, something the bank is now considering.

The quickest way to slow the rise of the euro would be to lower interest rates, something the Federal Reserve has done time and again in the United States.

So it's probably decreasing year by year right now, but the method is not exact enough to [make those adjustments], so I've just kept it at 100,000 the last couple of years but I'm likely going to have to lower it unless something comes to our attention".

Still, as the stock market continues to grind lower, something more may be at work.

"It's felt," Stan said, "that you should do something to lower the temperature".

If the result of all these changes is to lower the construction budget — something the Durst Organization has a strong financial incentive to do — that was not their purpose, said Douglas Durst, the chairman.

George Mandelbaum, who owns 1,000 hectares of agricultural land outside Buenos Aires, argues that the government's short-term need to show the public that it is doing something to lower the cost of beef has trumped any long-run considerations, and that the rural lobby has too little political clout to defend its interests.

Meanwhile, to redistribute (rather than increase) jobs, the red-green coalition wants to lower the retirement age, something that precludes higher taxes.