Sentence examples for continued downward pressure from inspiring English sources

"Without AT&T, gross additions will face continued downward pressure.

He said that despite recent rises in petrol prices, consumer price index (CPI) inflation - the government's target measure - has been lower than expected, and below the 2% target, reflecting continued downward pressure on the prices of imported food and clothing, competition in the distribution sector, and modest wage inflation.

U.S. crude oil supplies rose 5.1 million barrels last week to 335.6 million, putting continued downward pressure on prices.

Resumption of full production at BP's Prudhoe Bay field in Alaska is expected to further ease supply concerns and may add to continued downward pressure on prices, analysts said Tuesday.

Resumption of full production at BP 's Prudhoe Bay field in Alaska is expected to further ease supply concerns and may add to continued downward pressure on prices, according to reports published Tuesday.

"We expect continued downward pressure on agent fees as clubs get to grips with financial fair play, particularly in the Championship, where the rules specify a maximum permitted loss rather than a wage cap," Birch told BBC Sport.

Louis Kuijs, one of the forecaster's economists, said: "Continued downward pressures from real estate and exports caused GDP growth to drop.

Industrial production for September undershot at 5.7%, while nominal GDP came in at 6.2%." Louis Kuijs of Oxford Economics said: "Continued downward pressures from real estate and exports caused GDP growth to drop.

"With inflation at 1.6%, continuing downward pressure from the appreciation of sterling, and with slack remaining, the current inflation environment is benign.

The recent announcement that the national minimum wage will rise by a derisory 19 pence an hour is an example of the continuing downward pressure on incomes, when the RPI rate of inflation is still running at 2.8percentnt.

While it has said that monetary ease will continue for some time to come given the state of the economy and continuing downward pressure on prices, the Fed knows that it cannot wait too long before tightening lest inflationary expectations take hold that are very hard and very painful to eradicate.