Sentence examples for downward effects from inspiring English sources

Being employed and in a civil (versus religious) union once again exert strong downward effects on predicted fertility.

Those companies resist selling on Amazon, fearing the downward effect it has on prices.

Other foods including bread and cereals, fish, jam and chocolate had a downward effect.

He expects that downward effect from food prices to fade once supermarkets stop cutting prices.

Destatis, the German data agency, said: "Foreign trade had a downward effect on economic growth.

They then estimated the downward effect on prices from increased homebuilding.

There was also some downward effect from household energy bills after a price cut from British Gas.

The ONS said the largest downward effect on inflation came from falling gas and heating oil bills.

It would be stunning if these laws didn't have some downward effect on the number of legal votes counted.

"That's why all the Saudi talk about increasing output has already been discounted without having a downward effect on prices," Mr. Gheit of Oppenheimer said.

The cost of living is only going up because last year's plunge in petrol prices is no longer having a big downward effect on the consumer price index.