Sentence examples for uncommonly low from inspiring English sources
His is the perfect athlete's body, blessed incomparable reflexes and uncommonly low pulse.
The story is a clustercheese of plot lines that seem to drift in from other movies, awful novels and the daydreams of people with an uncommonly low IQ.
It's an uncommonly low number, and it's only a matter of time before this number rises and some of those outs start turning into hits -- and, in turn, runs.
That ties a record, set in 1942, when no rain fell from April 11 to May 5. University meteorologists forecast a chance of showers on Friday, but said any relief would be too brief to lift the fire danger, which is compounded by uncommonly low humidity and dry vegetation that acts as tinder.
A year ago this month, The New York Times looked at the vagaries of the tax laws — a result of several decades of political compromises — through the uncommonly low taxes paid at 720 Park, which is at 70th Street, and other Upper East Side co-ops.
The UBS Equity Risk Appetite Index fell by a full standard deviation last week, and in a note Monday, strategist Jeffrey Palma said back-testing to 1992 has proven that periods of uncommonly low risk appetite often yield the best 12-month returns.
Baguley [ 5] suggested that loudness recruitment can be distinguished from hypersensitivity to sound based on the intensity of the sounds perceived as uncommonly loud (moderate intensity in the case of loudness recruitment and low intensity in the case of hyperacusis).
Likewise, the duration of ultra low rates is uncommonly long, at six years and counting.
Nonetheless, Ward (1942), Lynch et al. (1947) and Martin et al. (1957) considered Phragmites to be a low-quality or uncommonly eaten food.
Individual moments throughout the four-movement work made an impact: a solo cello melody played in pealing harmonics over fluttering flutes late in an episodic first movement; galumphing low brass in the Allegretto; another uncommonly sweet cello melody in the finale.
Environmental bacteria that are uncommonly isolated from human infections and which appeared in low counts in the cultures were considered to be potential contaminants due to the technique.
