Sentence examples for downward contribution from inspiring English sources

The ONS reported that the largest upward contribution came from air fares, though this was offset by a downward contribution from petrol and diesel prices.

The cost of long-haul air fares rose at a slower rate than last year, which provided a large downward contribution to transport costs.

The number of new accounts at Fidelity's donor-advised fund so far this year is in line with last year, Ms. Libbey said, but with the markets' downward spiral, contributions to existing accounts fell 40percentt in the first six months of this year from the comparable period in 2007.

This results in a downward bias when the contribution of the forest and timber sector to climate change mitigation is assessed.

Over a lifetime's work, the story for many women in ordinary jobs will be of smaller earnings, missed pension contributions and downward professional mobility.

However, food is also making a sizeable contribution to the downward pressure on inflation.

The M2L operator is constructed with the far-field portion of the kernel function to generate the far-field contribution with the downward equivalent source points in KIFMM.

But this was more than offset by a downward revision of the positive contributions made by household demand and trade.

The result, again, would be greater scope for private job loss, due to less activity in construction, less commercial investment, and less of a contribution to net exports from downward pressure on the dollar.

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The budget could be revised downward to reflect state action lowering retirement-fund contributions for the district.