Sentence examples for because of a downward from inspiring English sources

On Wednesday, the Commerce Department revised estimates for annualized third-quarter economic growth to 2.6 percent, from 2.5 percent, partly because of a downward revision to consumer spending on services and an upward revision to inventories.

The analysts advised the firm's clients to avoid the stock because of a "downward spiral which is likely to ensue as more actual cash losses emanate" from the insurer's financial products unit.

This situation is akin to the cyclist being too tired to push on the pedals, but being able to keep up speed because of a smooth downward sloping road.

All we know now is that he suffered from something, and his passing is tragic because it happened at the bottom of a downward spiral, his never really being able to redeem himself in the eyes of the public -- something we seem to require before a forgiveness and acceptance back into the flock.

On the other hand, because of the downward direction of the scala tympani from RW, there is a higher probability of the electrode arrays being directed towards the superior structures of the scala tympani during insertion through the anteroinferior quadrant [ 22, 27].

Even if the same pattern of diminished response by nonusers occurred for cases and controls, which it did not, the overall greater nonparticipation among controls because of refusal would result in a downward bias in the OR.

Lime may accumulate below this layer because of limited downward percolation of calcium salts.

Inflation is likely to remain very weak in the medium term, because of the downward pressure on commodities and the relative strength of sterling, but the Bank of England may well "see through" these current trends and look towards the underlying strengths of the economy.

In Eq. (3), the term (( -{g}_e/{nu}_{mathrm{eff}}^F )) is positive because of the downward gravity.

The brassiere strap has been suggested as a possible contributing factor to scapula downward rotation and pain in the upper trapezius because of increased downward rotational force on the lateral aspect of the scapula.

However, with only the results in Column 2 it cannot be known whether the results in Column 2 were obtained because of the downward wage rigidity during recessions.