Meanings of shockingly low in English

First, 100 yen to the dollar isn't a shockingly low level.

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The level of antipathy was borne out by the turnout, which was shockingly low.

Such shockingly low totals were unusual in those days.

The National Prosecuting Authority have labelled the six-year sentence he was handed in 2015 as ' shockingly low'.

Prime Minister David Cameron has said dementia is a national crisis and awareness of it is " shockingly low".

That comes with a shockingly low conviction rate, and over 96% of officers haven't even faced disciplinary action.

It's shockingly low compared to the $81.54 it was worth on June 30, 2008.

The turnout here in 2015 was a shockingly low 49.9%.

However, the iPad is priced starting at $499, and with that sort of shockingly low cost, it could be widely adopted.

But an even bigger surprise on Monday was USDA's shockingly low soybean harvested acreage estimate of 72.1 million.

It follows Hampshire Police investigations into two separate rape cases, and highlights the shockingly low conviction rate for the horrific crime in the UK.

The bottom-out price "could be as low as $1.50 for crystalline silicon, which would be a shockingly low price," Chase said.

Faced with letting 2 million square feet in the 88-floor building at such a time, its developers struck deals that now look shockingly low.

Based on current market prices, the takeover is valued at $2.41 a share, a shockingly low offer compared with Bear's $159 stock price last April.