Sentence examples for downward for a while from inspiring English sources
Oil prices are expected to continue downward for a while, but the long-term picture remains clear: the Central Asian oilfields will be exploited, and Russia will have a large share in the profits.
O'Connell set up a studio in a barn on the property, but he was also, as he puts it, "embracing downward nobility," and for a while he worked at a local pizza shop.
"All ratings have been on a downward trend for quite a while.
In some places these dwellings may sit idle for a while, keeping downward pressure on property prices.Economists who would not describe themselves as Austrian have reached conclusions that chime with Hayek.
For a while we plunged downward, then turned onto a brand new stretch of road along the shoreline.
So if someone has been standing for a while, gravity causes his blood to drain downward through the widened blood vessels into the legs and feet.
Since the industry was deregulated in 1980, the wages and the quality of life has spiraled downward for the trucker while the hours worked have doubled.
That worked — for a while.
