Synonyms for lower-level
low·er-lev·el

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1. List of paraphrases for "lower-level":

   down-level, downlevel, bottom-most, low-level, junior, subordinate

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1. Steve Reaves:

   The difference between the two is scope and money, historically, our emergencies have been funded at a lower level than our disaster relief.

2. Police Zach Farley:

   It has a lot to do with weak leadership, whether its upper level leadership in law enforcement agencies or the local politics and mayors and county judges or even some governors, over the last couple of years, it's almost like there's no enforcement of the laws, especially the lower level stuff.

3. Senate Intel:

   More than 30 aides to President Donald Trump have been stripped of access to top secret intelligence, two people familiar with the move said. The officials have been notified that they will be downgraded to lower-level ‘secret’ interim security clearances, said the two people. … All of the officials whose clearances were downgraded held the top secret designation on an interim basis. [Chief of Staff John Kelly] set a new policy that took effect last week that permits interim clearances only at the secret level and not permitting temporary clearances at higher levels. … Senate Judiciary Chairman Chuck Grassley this week called for answers from the White House and the FBI about reports that dozens of top officials still lacked a full security clearance and that some them, including [Jared Kushner], had access to the highly classified President’s Daily Brief prepared by intelligence agencies.

4. Benny Loft:

   It's mainly due to the development in the United States, where we see strong competition between detergent makers, and that consumers are buying cheaper detergents with a lower level of enzymes.

5. Joseph Spero:

   Research has demonstrated that patients with mental health and substance use disorders who receive treatment at a lower level of care than is clinically appropriate face worse outcomes than those who are treated at the appropriate level of care.