Sentence examples for turn to lower from inspiring English sources

This tax cut was in essence a spending plan, since it increased the state's allocation to each district for school funding, with the intended result of allowing these districts in turn to lower the local tax rate.

Lower aeration led to slower bacterial growth and, in turn, to lower burst size (the number of phages released per infected bacterium).

These rural and remote communities are further disadvantaged by reduced access to primary health care (PHC) providers and health services (in part a function of health and medical workforce shortages), leading in turn to lower utilisation rates than in urban areas and consequent poorer health status for rural residents [ 1].

That also puts pressure on retailers, and on manufacturers in turn, to lower prices.

Wall Street had widely expected Wal-Mart to easily weather the declining discretionary spending storm as consumers increasingly turn to lower priced goods.

The then Bank of England Governor Mervyn King acknowledged that this held wages down far longer than would normally have been the case, leading in turn to lower mortgage rates.

Chinese exporters may be benefiting to some extent from a global version of the "Wal-Mart effect," in which customers turn to lower-cost vendors during times of economic distress.

Families with private insurance are also struggling, as employers turn to lower-cost plans with reduced benefits and increased cost-sharing, require greater employee contributions to premiums, particularly for family coverage, or offer catastrophic-only coverage [ 4].

But when I turned to lower the volume, I saw that the man whom I thought was the inspector was dancing.

Bond prices surged, sending yields sharply lower as investors turned to lower-risk assets.

Others are suppliers which find themselves without work when their clients turn to lower-cost manufacturers abroad.