Sentence examples for could be downwards from inspiring English sources

But one member of the Bank's monetary policy committee, Andy Haldane, seemed to take a different view, even suggesting in a speech that the next move in interest rates could be downwards.

On the other hand, the adverse customer reaction hypothesis indicates that if customers have bargaining power deposit rates could be rigid downwards when the monetary policy rate falls and lending rates may be rigid upwards when the monetary policy rate increases.

If the analysis is indeed confined to healthy smokers, then the negative effect of smoking on physical and cognitive capability could be biased downwards here.

Recently revisions have tended to be downwards.

In contrast, revisions in America have tended to be downwards.

Rubio lost his momentum, and could be headed back downwards.

The search display consisted of 18 black Landolt rings with a diameter of 1° that either had no gap, or a gap of 0.3° that could be oriented upwards, downwards, or to the left or right.

In such cases, no morning prediction would be obtained, and the daily (24-hr) prediction could be significantly biased downwards.

But read the small print: "The strike price could be adjusted, upwards or downwards, in relation to operational and certain other costs".

Small wonder he looked askance at his rewards an ambiguous shove that could be either upwards or downwards, plus an Order of the Fatherland (Second Class).

But there is a case for holding cash on the ground that things may get worse before they get better.If markets continue downwards, equities could be a bargain next year; already some companies with global brand names trade on dividend yields of more than 5%.