Sentence examples for usually lowered from inspiring English sources

When a woman demands that a customer use a condom, the price is usually lowered as a result.

And the overhead arm attaching the train to the wires, which is usually lowered electronically, must sometimes be manually lowered in the ice and snow, "a delay that can easily cost anywhere from 10 to 30 minutes," Mr. Brucker said.

In a race in which records are usually lowered by hundredths of a seconds, he shaved more than three-tenths of a second from the previous standard of 48.18.

When saturated fatty acids are replaced by unsaturated fatty acids either monounsaturated or polyunsaturated LDL and total blood cholesterol are usually lowered, an effect largely attributed to the reduction in saturated fat.

For small lesions (compared to the spatial resolution), the neighborhood of the maximum voxel is usually lowered by partial volume effects, and therefore, interpolation effects are increased.

Once the acute attack subsides, levels of uric acid are usually lowered via lifestyle changes, and in those with frequent attacks, allopurinol or probenecid provides long-term prevention.

And they usually lower their cars a few inches to make them even more aerodynamic.

"He will usually lower his voice rather than raise it," Mr. Lewis said.

They usually lower their exposure to a big borrower by lining up a group of smaller banks to take part in a syndicate for a large loan.

However, the increase in conductivity usually lowers the transparency level.

A way that usually lowers cross-correlation is to combine models of different "nature".