Sentence examples for ultimately lowering from inspiring English sources

Opponents say it would allow workers to benefit from the work of unions without paying for them and, more broadly, weaken collective bargaining, ultimately lowering wages and benefits.

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market that has proved itself over the years," they wrote, "it is that when capital becomes too available, a hot sector ends up gorging itself, overinvesting, and ultimately lowering returns for the entire industry".

This in turn decreases AGPS (the rate-limiting enzyme of ether lipid synthesis) activity, ultimately lowering plasmalogen levels (Grimm et al., 2011).

Our results indicate that PyOM photochemical weathering can impart important changes to short-term PyOM reactivity and soil microbial activity, which could have important implications for soil systems by ultimately lowering turnover rates for both NSC and PyOM-C.

In 2013, the American Medical Association made the controversial decision to classify obesity as a "disease" in the hopes of encouraging research, reducing stigma, and ultimately lowering the prevalence of the condition.

Spreading out the risk pool ultimately lowers the cost of care for everyone.

On balance, MiFID should promote competition, transparency and, ultimately, lower the cost of trading securities.

But, he said, "If we have a partially successful intervention for men, it will ultimately lower the prevalence of H.I.V. in the population, and ultimately lower the risk to women".

"When excessive red tape lowers productivity it ultimately lowers growth and the standard of living for all Australians," he told an audience in Canberra.

Perhaps more important, he said, "it shortens the production time and ultimately lowers costs," when compared with traditional sculpturing based on reference photographs of the subject.