Sentence examples for called downward from inspiring English sources

… I don't think we can say there's downward pressure") to the extent that if it was invented now, pitched via various agencies, and launched from scratch as a national sport it would probably end up being called Downward Pressure.

It was easy to imagine a scenario where the president and his body man, Reggie Love, would have their own early-morning TV show called "Downward Facing Dawn," coaxing a reluctant nation into a regimen of yoga and yogurt.

Even Tianjin is not immune and recently the local government here announced an infrastructure spending-spree to counter what it called downward pressures.

A graph E is called downward directed if, for any two vertices v, w ∈ E 0, there exists a vertex u ∈ E 0 for which v ≥ u and w ≥ u. [44] Let E be any graph and K any field.

The offers of purchase in MSD are also called downward, meaning that such offers will be accepted if it is necessary to reduce the amount of energy generated, while offers to sell are called upward.

The attached image is called "Downward Dog".

These second-generation children are particularly vulnerable to negative influences, experiencing what Dr. Portes calls "downward assimilation".

The first lyric in "A Scattering of Salts," much of which reads as a haunted, self-conscious farewell, is called "A Downward Look".

Admiral Mullen said Afghanistan was likely to continue what a nearly completed intelligence assessment called "a downward spiral" unless there were rapid, major improvements.

American officials said the bans were a warning to Hungary to halt its slide into authoritarian illiberalism, which Washington's chargé d'affaires in Budapest, André Goodfriend, called "this downward trend in its own society".

It's called the downward theorem because it allows us to start with a large model and then generate a (smaller) submodel.