Sentence examples for downward making from inspiring English sources

He still has pale, almost baby blue eyes, but thick lines at the corner of his mouth pull downward, making his chin appear like that of a marionette.

A geometric model he created shows that as we approach hills our head and gaze tilt downward, making the slope seem shallower than our initial gazes suggested.

South Korea's relatively high foreign debt obligations appear to be pressuring the country's balance of payments and is driving the currency downward, making borrowing abroad more expensive, said Woo.

Incorporating such early deaths skews the average life expectancy number downward, making it appear as if people live dramatically longer today than they did half a century ago.

Many researchers were of the opinion that Plateosaurus could use both quadrupedal gaits (for slow speeds) and bipedal gaits (for rapid locomotion), and Wellnhofer insisted that the tail curved strongly downward, making a bipedal posture impossible.

This structure is dissected from above downward, making a long tongue attached to the tip of the olecranon process below.

The price of oil drifted downward, however, making payments much more difficult.

But the peso is likely to come under downward pressure, making imports more expensive and thus pushing up inflation.

The authorities are worried that a ratings downgrade might cause a downward spiral, making it more difficult to rescue an embattled sovereign.

But economists warned against reading too much into those figures because the government adjusted the July figure downward before making the comparison.

However, ultrasound revealed that the muscle fibres that make up the calves were indeed 13% shorter, on average, for the heel fans.In principle, muscles with shorter fibres ought to exert less downward force, making those who have them less firm on their feet.