Sentence examples for up to lowering from inspiring English sources

Lord Patten told her he accepted there was "a cultural issue" around pay at the BBC "that we really do have to recognise and apologise for and deal with very robustly" - but that "trying to get people to face up to lowering salaries and reducing the number of managers is an uphill struggle".

Lord Patten told the hearing he accepted there was "a cultural issue" around pay at the BBC "that we really do have to recognise and apologise for and deal with very robustly" - but that "trying to get people to face up to lowering salaries and reducing the number of managers is an uphill struggle".

Channels set up to lower tensions when hostilities break out between the nuclear-armed neighbours have not been used this time.

In this paper we prove the stronger result that for agent searching in uniform b-ary trees, iterative deepening is optimal up to lower-order terms.

Both of those effects actually add up to lower sea levels in the area right around the former ice sheet, Mitrovica said.

We see OEMs responding to this and stepping up to lower the barrier to mobile internet access by providing a data-optimization solution on their devices," Sergey Lossev, Opera's product manager for Opera Max, says in today's announcement.

Before this study was published, a lot of people just chalked it up to lowered inhibitions.

My program is to be set-up to lower discouragement and instill some confidence in applicants as they apply for jobs.

In front of increasingly fractious Tory backbenchers, he had to 'fess up to lower growth, higher borrowing and lay out still more cuts for the future.

One person who has been briefed on the case said the hoist was set up to lower material into the subbasement.

Stricter borrowing rules mean more foreclosures and fewer qualified buyers, which will be "adding up to lower home sales and lower prices; it is hard to see a bottom before mid-2008".