Sentence examples for unusually low levels from inspiring English sources

Infant mortality of Quakers showed some unusual characteristics, being notable for unusually low levels of endogenous mortality even at the start of the period, 19 and it is possible that the London Quakers adopted smallpox inoculation with more enthusiasm than the rest of the metropolitan population.

With interest rates at unusually low levels, this appears to be an attractive alternative.

Thanks to all the consumption, companies have run down their inventories of unsold goods to unusually low levels.

The share of adults in the work force remains stuck at unusually low levels — under 63percentt in November.

The oil-price slump, along with weak demand, has helped to drive down inflation to these unusually low levels.

It is not, because the boom in British house prices has helped drive repossessions to unusually low levels.

By comparison, Janet Yellen, the outgoing chair, has recently also expressed surprise at the unusually low level of inflation, but she hardly left it there.

Applications have been under 300,000 for 11 of the past 12 weeks, an unusually low level that suggests employers are anticipating stronger economic growth.

Although this important study seems to support this concern, the participants had their sleep suddenly restricted to an unusually low level, which must have been somewhat stressful.

WASHINGTON — The fewest people in nearly 50 years sought unemployment benefits last week, a sign of a strong job market and unusually low level of layoffs.

From the long period airglow data at Cachoeira Paulista (22.7°S, 45.0°W), from 1990 to 1999, unusually low level of the OH rotational temperature was observed in 1996 and 1997.