an all-time low

We leapt in like gazelles in front of him, though our morale was at an all-time low.

Is, as Mr. Nixon said, our prestige at an all time high, as he said a week ago, and that of the Communist at an all time low?

Business Owner: Lately I've felt that company morale is at an all-time low what can your firm do to help get my business back on track?

The CDC study did not explore why the teen birth rate is at an all-time low.

During the three and a half years since the surrender of Japan, Chiang's prestige had dipped to an all-time low.

Relations with the United States fell to an all-time low during the eighties when Ronald Reagan was president.

But trust between the regime and its opponents is at an all-time low.

Property values are at an all time low and many investors are taking advantage of this opportunity to purchase rental properties.

Even Britain, a weaker economy than either of those two, is enjoying yields on its ten-year bonds that are at an all-time low.

Apple hit an all-time low in the mid 1990s, five years after its board ousted Steve Jobs from the company he cofounded.

Public support for the war in Afghanistan has dropped to an all time low.

This has allowed the central bank to slash interest rates from almost 17pc a year ago to an all time low of 6. 75pc.

"Global demand for grains is at an all-time high and supply is at an all-time low, " Tal says.

Apple lost direction in the years after Jobs was ousted, its share price slumping to an all-time low before his return.

On 11 November, crude oil futures prices ended on New York Exchange at below $60 per barrel, an all-time low during the last 20 months.

In the following season, his rushing average sank to an all time low, and incurred persistent injuries.

That's an all-time low. Eighty-three percent say things are going badly, which is an all-time high.

Worst of all our credibility around the world is perhaps at an all time low.

Classroom behavior is at an all-time low.

and the president's poll numbers hit an all-time low this week.

Japan's fertility rate -- the average number of children a woman bears in her lifetime -- fell to an all-time low of 1. 25 last year.

Last week, the Mexican peso touched an all-time low versus the dollar, prompting the government to intervene in the foreign-exchange market.

Mr Tung's popularity sank to an all-time low after the July protests.

Share prices crashed to an all-time low yesterday.

Australia's sheep stock has now fallen to an all-time low -- around 71 million head.

First they put their scalpel to interest rates, slicing them from 5% in early October to an all-time low of 0. 5% in March.

The Fed action pushed government bond prices higher, sending the yield on the 2-year Treasury note down to 0. 185%, an all-time low.

Lending to the private sector slowed to 1. 8% in the year to May, an all-time low.

Workers' wages and benefits make up 57. 5 percent of the economy, an all-time low.

Valuations are near an all-time low.

Property values are at an all time low.

Sales have reached an all-time low.

Such talk has helped the greenback to rebound from a 12-year low of ¥ 96 and an all-time low of $1. 59 to the euro on March 17th.

Forty-year JGB yields also fell to an all-time low of 1. 73 per cent.

On that day, the 10-year note's yield fell nearly 47 basis points, sending it to an all-time low of 2. 47 percent.

Risky assets have performed well; for example, the spreads on emerging-market debt recently hit an all-time low.

Their combined market share in America sank last month to an all-time low of 43%.

Globally, tiger populations are at an all-time low of 3, 200, down from an estimated 5, 000 to 7, 000 some 12 years ago.

Last year, Harvard admitted an all-time low of 9% of applicants after receiving a record 23, 000 applications.

I'm at an all time low, we don't talk no more