Sentence examples for was unusually low from inspiring English sources
Political consultants not involved in the race said the spending on commercials by the campaign was unusually low.
G.E. said its tax rate was unusually low over this period because it had big losses during the financial crisis.
His mother suggested that he take over the lease on their old apartment, "because the rent was unusually low," he said.
While Beth McKinley, an editor in Burlington, Vt., only spent $18 on drinks during that week, she conceded that was unusually low.
As he stretched his arms out for balance, Lena informed me that her husband was unusually low on energy that day.
Turnout was unusually low — 585,000 New Yorkers cast votes for him, compared with 753,089 in 2005 and 744,757 in 2001, records show.
The announcement of the Senate appointments was unusually low-key and came after many Canadians had already begun taking time off for Christmas and New Year's Day.
Predictably one of the hippest events of the dance year, this ceremony was unusually low-key and was distinguished by winners' frequent references to family members and their sources of inspiration.
Research in the Trump era is ongoing, and it's possible that the effect is diminished now, but we know that elites have spoken out against Trump in unusual ways and that his approval ratings are unusually low.
His charisma emission level is unusually low.
Consumer-price inflation is unusually low, and falling.
