Sentence examples similar to creep downwards from inspiring English sources
The much vaunted "Barnett floor" to prevent Welsh spending creeping downwards compared with England with every spending review?
While plenty of venture firms closed new funds and have plenty of money to invest, the overall sense is that the valuations have crept downwards for given run rates or other metrics of traction.
Although the overall national divorce rate has been creeping downwards since spiking in the 1980s, the divorce rate among those 50 and over -- so-called "gray divorces" -- has more than doubled over the last two decades, according to a study released this year by sociologists at Bowling Green State University.
There you lie, well-injected, clothed but motionless man As the machine lowers its load close over you and begins its creeping pan Downwards, while the screen unrolls a little skeleton, a blueprint, a plan - That plan is you!
Seismicity along the subduction zone interface at shallow depths transitions downwards into a zone of aseismic creep at depths of 25 40 km (Tichelaar and Ruff 1993).
Mortar creep takes place when the asphalt mortar continuously migrates downwards due to gravitational forces and can significantly disrupt air voids continuity in porous asphalt samples.
(Lawsuits creep forward).
