Meanings of bring lower in English

It could bring lower subscription fees for streaming and TV content packages.

To be fair, deregulation did bring lower fares and low-fare airlines like Southwest and JetBlue.

Howard's partnership with Barnes & Noble will bring lower textbook rates to students and a new ecommerce website.

The draft law would squeeze an important source of income for banks but should bring lower prices for consumers.

Another is that new investments in things like web browsers and car navigation systems boost growth but bring lower returns than the core business.

Apii Piho says most people on the islands want to have the airport upgraded, so it can take bigger aircraft, which bring lower airfares.

Moreover, there's a political appeal in anything that brings lower prices.

Although there is space for larger windows the aisle roof prevented their sills being brought lower.

- Millers measure moisture in the paddy, with higher levels bringing lower prices.

U.S. crude oil futures fell for the second day in a row, brought lower by weak U.S. economic data.

The stalling, inflationary British economy of the mid-70s had brought lower advertising revenues, higher newsprint costs, and higher wage demands.

La Nina often brings lower-than-average temperatures and increased mountain snow to the Pacific Northwest and western Montana during the winter months.

Through the last-mentioned supplies for the Orphans we were helped up to this day; but today we were brought lower than ever.

MUTUAL status brings lower profits but improved customer benefits was the message yesterday from the Coventry building society as it revealed first half figures.