Sentence examples for downward influence from inspiring English sources

A downward influence is thus exercised on primary product prices.

After prices have risen for a prolonged period, the bears have sold all their shares, so their downward influence on price is lessened.

The large amount of capital shifted into oil and gas production during shocks—and the very small amount of labor that follows produces a net downward influence on employment, and thus effective demand.

Mr. May noted in a report that euro zone inflation "has recently slowed less sharply than that in the U.K. and U.S., perhaps suggesting that the economic slowdown is not having quite the downward influence that we anticipated".

Wu and her research community discovered that the decrease in sea ice cover in the BKS region and the associated warming of the overlying atmosphere by the heat released from the exposed ocean weakens the stratospheric polar vortex, and the "downward influence" from the stratosphere to the troposphere weakens the retaining-wall properties of the AO.

In understanding today's economy, one powerful dynamic cannot be overstated: accelerating technological advances are, paradoxically, exerting a major downward influence on GDP.

For tax and other reasons, Nasdaq had to adjust downward the influence of the biggest stocks in the index -- Microsoft, Intel, Cisco, MCI Worldcom and Dell Computer -- which together accounted for more than 60percentt of the Nasdaq 100.

One is to embrace epiphenomenalism, a doctrine on which the mental, while caused by the physical, exerts no "downward" causal influence in return.

Water within this interval, which is moving downward under the influence of gravity, is called vadose water, or gravitational water.

On hillsides where the surface slopes are composed of smooth sandstones, the covering soil gradually slides downward under the influence of gravity.

Here, we should acknowledge that the reported percentage of additive genetic variance explained for the identified QTL could be biased upward (or downward) due to influence of the prior used in the Bayesian regression model [ 71].