Sentence examples for a downward pressure from inspiring English sources

This puts a downward pressure on inflation in crisis economies.

May says: "There is evidence, too, that immigration puts a downward pressure on wages.

But competition for those revenues is intense, putting a downward pressure on prices.

"Generally speaking, the ad-funded model puts a downward pressure on the quality of content.

"My great anxiety is that changes in higher education will generally speaking have the effect of a downward pressure.

That puts a downward pressure on prices that can be charged for access and so for fees.

Importing costs will increase, be passed to the consumer and will thus have a downward pressure on wages.

In the Challenger Deep, the waters overhead exert a downward pressure of more than eight tons per square inch.

The right shoulder was elevating against a downward pressure force of 110% maximal voluntary contraction force exerted by the dynamometer.

If an immigrant comes in, there are some cases where an American worker loses their job, or that puts a downward pressure on the wages of American workers.

The fact that elites advocated mass unemployment, as a downward pressure on wages, created the firewood; overtly militarised and genocidal fascist groups lit the spark.