Sentence examples for downward shift from inspiring English sources

And it's women who seem to be disproportionately affected by the downward shift.

But Mr. Barry said that any downward shift signaled a weakening in financial strength.

It also marked a decisive downward shift in south Florida's economic fortunes.

At the Monterey Fish Market, Mr. Johnson's 30-year career has spanned the most dramatic downward shift in local supply.

Vivendi's shares rose early in Paris before being caught in the downward shift of the European markets.

The question now puzzling economists is whether the slowdown in spending and in wider GDP growth is a temporary Brexit-related pause or a more permanent downward shift.

Now it talks openly of the possibility of secular stagnation: the notion that there has been a permanent downward shift in the potential growth rates of advanced economies.

Clearly, many banks have other priorities these days, as a downward shift in the credit cycle has hurt their core business.

In the unusual January weather, the construction industry added 116,000 jobs, but in February it lost 26,000 jobs -- a huge downward shift.

Though annual revisions to the jobless claims back to 2006 showed slightly higher readings for recent weeks than previously estimated, the downward shift remained intact.

Seventy percent of the downward shift comes from Angola, India, Kenya, Mozambique, Nigeria, and Zimbabwe.