Sentence examples for downward impact from inspiring English sources

"We expect it to have a meaningful downward impact on pricing over time," he said.

Of course, a drop in the metal's price can have a bigger downward impact on the company, too.

Further increases are expected in the coming months as last Autumn's sharp fall in oil prices cease to have a downward impact.

And Marmot's report claims to show this new "working poverty" is having a tangible downward impact on wellbeing and work-related illness.

Losses have been halved over the last two years but the continuing recession and its downward impact on advertising shows no sign of going into reverse.

But the weight of the evidence is that QE3 had a modest but significant downward impact on Treasury yields and a positive effect on demand for riskier assets.

I know that the ripple effect can trickle downward and impact everyone in the room.

The resulting collapse in house prices would then have a downward-spiral impact on the economy.

Fewer patients with insurance coverage means less money to pay healthcare professionals, and the resulting downward economic impacts are more likely to be felt locally.

If you have a strong aversion to this outcome, aiming head-downward before impact in the manner of an Olympic diver may ensure the destruction of your cranium and your immediate demise.

"A Downward Push: The Impact of Walmart Stores on Retail Wages and Benefits". Available at http://laborcenter.berkeley.edu.edu