“downward”可以造什么句，downward造句

Share prices continued their downward trend.

He is on the downward path.

So, we should draw maybe this downward parabola.

The bird glided downward and rested in the grass.

A subsequent study found, to widespread concern, that this number is on a downward trend.

The asymmetry encourages speculating on the short side, which in turn exerts a downward pressure on the underlying bonds.

Cuts in government spending have also sent asphalt use sharply downward as cities and states delay road projects.

Sometimes you serve upward to those in authority, and sometimes you serve downward to those in need.

The Double Bubble sports a wide, downward-sloping nose which airflow pushes up, so its tail wings can be much smaller.

As Bloomberg's Caroline Baum wrote in January: "The demand curve is downward sloping." What that means is demand for any good or service isn't fixed.

Even with the stabilization of financial markets in many developed economies, unemployment and under-utilization of capacity continue to rise, putting downward pressure on the global economy.

Many people would point to globalisation, in particular the opening up of the Indian and Chinese markets that vastly increased the global Labour force, putting downward pressure on unskilled wages.

This condition is shown in line 35, where if the column is being sorted for a consecutive time and the previous direction was upward, it must be switched to downward sorting.

Tilt your chin slightly downward.

How will regulators prevent another sudden lurch downward?

If each is following the other, that hints at a worrying downward spiral.

That fear showed up in the steady downward drift of Treasury bond yields, despite the blizzard of government issuance.

The resulting fall in prices raises doubts about the solvency of other businesses, giving the spiral another downward lurch.

As for Onions, I noticed on my last trip to India around Christmas that the demand curve was, indeed, downward sloping.

The analysis can expand upwards to how, say, a project meets longer-term corporate goals, or it can expand downward to how a project affects work for individual team members.

Since there's no upward or downward bias.

Even in the face of this downward spiral, the despairing have hoped.

Each country would insure itself against a downward lurch in its economy by running a balanced budget or, in good times, a surplus.

They also look for a girl who has just suffered from some hurtful event like a breakup, job loss, or anything else that has sent them into a downward spiral.

Again, it is a policy decision as to whether this is performed by the ancestor stream managers (pushing changes downward) or by the descendant stream managers (pulling changes downward).

The custom has continued from the 16th century downward.

A monopoly is a firm that faces a downward sloping demand, and has a choice about what price to charge - an increase in price doesn't send most or all of the customers away to rivals.