Sentence examples for downward to about from inspiring English sources

While all the tycoons wanted to own the property, the highest bids began moving downward to about $1.8 billion, according to two of the bidders.

They are initially narrow, but thicken downward to about 1 3 mm at the exposed edge.

Like many blue-chip companies, it has revised its 2008 pretax profit forecast downward — to 58 billion yen (about $630 million) from 66 billion yen.

But Mr. Kumar complained that organizers delayed the release of merchandise so many times that his company had revised downward projected sales to about $1.5 million — leaving Premier Brands with 30,000 vuvuzelas; more than 70,000 T-shirts; and thousands of mugs, hats and stuffed animals with the Delhi Commonwealth Games logo.

MT studies by Baba et al. [ 2006] and Key et al. [ 2013] along the East Pacific Rise imaged triangular regions of high conductivity with sides sloping downward at about 45° to the (horizontal) spreading direction.

The sleight of hand is that even though the atoms were whizzing downward at about 3 meters per second, they were approaching the silicon plate much more slowly.

When we're not feeling confident, we tend to think downward about everything – and look downward, too.

When only the initial linear sections of ln [Cr VI)] v.s. t plots were examined in the system with illite and in the control, prior to the points of downward curvature where about 35%to50%0% (or about 15 to 20 μM) of the initial Cr VI) was reduced, we found that the observed rate constants were almost the same as those in the kaolinite suspension.

After a short distance (where I imagine the ticket booth would have been located), the floor begins to slant downward for about 20 feet as you descend into the theater.

Executives said the company would have to revise its earnings downward by about $100 million a year from 2000 to 2003.

It had previously estimated that earnings for 2000, 2001 and 2002 would have to be restated downward by about $500 million.