Sentence examples for you would lower from inspiring English sources

To do this, you would lower your liability coverage on all of your other policies to the minimum required by the umbrella policy, and then use the umbrella policy to pick up the difference, he said.

Bingo, you'd lower the rate of global warming, make the planet's current tenants a little bit more secure and give the fossil-fuel industries more reason to push hydrocarbons and fill up the corporate coffers.

Ideally, he said, it would also help those farmers who choose to stick with tobacco compete with imported leaf: "You'd retire half the growers, and by eliminating the quota as a cost of production, you'd lower the price of American tobacco by 40 to 50 cents a pound".

You'd lower your premiums and potentially costs for eye doctors, but you'd still have to factor in deductibles and co-pays.

This is very important because the more you delay contacting her, the more likely she's going to forget who you are and it would lower your chances for the next meetup.

Ferguson, who most recently authored, The Great Degeneration: How Institutions Decay and Economies Die, warned that pay-as-you-go welfare systems would lower living standards of future generations because of the increased cost of an ageing society.

You'd think they would lower prices to wholesale, but no, they've raised them to the ceiling to take advantage of the people who really need that always-on 3G connection.

When you looked at them they would lower their gaze and try to cover their barely dressed bodies with their hands", says Mrs Trimarco.

Nobody doubts this would lower the pound.

That would lower its borrowing cost.

It would lower the regional temperature.