Sentence examples for would see lower from inspiring English sources

A. We would see lower prices from today's levels.

He emphasized that insured Americans would see lower costs, more choices and better coverage.

Mr. Baker said borrowers with good credit would see lower auto loan rates immediately.

Homeowners would see lower mortgage payments and rebuild equity more quickly.

That made it seem likely that the Barclays would see lower scores than when it was played here in 2008.

In November 2000 Jobs warned analysts that Apple would see lower profits: we "completely missed the boat" he admitted to them: "We just blew this one".

Last month, NBCi nbci warned financial analysts it would see lower-than-expected revenue partly due to a soft advertising market.

The retailer would presumably earn a commission on each transaction, and consumers would surely see lower prices.

But he said the energy savings were marginal compared with labor and marketing costs, so customers would not see lower prices.

Despite an upbeat update last month that was cheered by investors and analysts alike, Nokia reported a 20% drop in third-quarter net profit and a fall in mobile phone sales and warned it would likely see lower sales during the fourth quarter, too.

Ms Cooper said immigration had been "too high" because of the level of low-skilled migration, which Labour would like to see lower - but she said they would not be promising a "no ifs, no buts" target, like the government's, which had been left in "tatters".