Sentence examples for would have lower from inspiring English sources

Basically, heavier vehicles would have lower fuel standards.

"People would have lower sales because addicts won't want the drug," he said.

You say that "a public plan would have lower administrative expenses than private plans".

Apple said that new products would have lower margins than their predecessors.

Some scientists said crops bred to have higher nutrient levels would have lower yields, making them unattractive to farmers.

The report ignores the fact that we would have lower burdens of regulation and better, more effective policy design if we took back control".

A public plan would have lower administrative expenses than private plans, no need to generate big profits, and stronger bargaining power to obtain discounts from providers.

Expanding the administration's refinancing program, for example, would mean that additional homeowners who are current on their mortgages would have lower monthly payments.

Then, the films deposited by ALD would have lower intrinsic defect density and larger resistivity.

Home-grown gas would have lower emissions than imported liquefied gas, the report maintains.

As a result, all workers, natives, and Hispanics in predominantly Hispanic occupations would have lower average wages.