low

at a low ebb: seeebb.

high and low: seehigh.

keep a low profile: seeprofile.

lay someone low

1 (of an illness) reduce someone to inactivity.

2 bring to an end the high position or good fortune formerly enjoyed by someone.

lie low (especially of a criminal) keep out of sight; avoid detection or attention.

low-hanging fruit something that can be dealt with or acquired with comparatively little effort.

2012Independent Foreign expats have always been a high-yielding target for HMRC, and with the organisation trying to boost its revenue, it's not surprising that they're targeting low-hanging fruit.