Sentence examples for two points lower from inspiring English sources
The prime lending rate in Canada is two points lower, at 7.5percentt.
Days later, the Zogby/Reuters poll showed Mr. Bush's job approval number at 51 -- two points lower than Times/CBS.
The Mirror is quick to point out that Einstein had an IQ of 160 and, at two points lower than Elise, Carol Vorderman scored 154.
She went on to score 119 points out of a possible 120, with McGuiness scoring just 110 – two points lower than third contestant Georgia May Foote.
After the television show, Mr Chirac's approval rating dipped to 55%, two points lower than a month ago; Mr Jospin's went two points up, to 51%.
It isn't as if Obama has gotten any more popular: his job-approval rating of forty-seven per cent is two points lower than it was at the end of last year — statistically speaking, there is no difference.
scores nearly six points lower than normal.
(For wide receivers, the mean is about ten points lower).
In the remaining 35 states, it was six points lower.
Imagine what they could do if rates were four points lower.
But the Office for National Statistics puts the figure more than ten points lower at 12.8%.
