Sentence examples for downward was from inspiring English sources

The revision downward was Cuba's second this year.

"And everybody else I've dated," he added, shifting his eyes downward, "was a mistake".

"Seeping downward was the key.... Everything, all of nature, depended on water seeping down, through soft earth, through bogs and swamps and marshes into the groundwater...

The same message, "Peter Bacanovic thinks ImClone is going to start trading downward," was later partly erased by Ms. Stewart after a telephone conversation with her lawyer, Ms. Armstrong said.

Matthew, I clicked on your shelf and my eye, travelling downward, was caught by these titles: "The Corrections" "Collapse" "Black Hole" "Clay Walls" "The Tipping Point" "Out of Order" Chaos, Matthew.

While a so-called plateau or lateral move, or a move downward, was once viewed as the end of the line, today's employees are more apt to reach a comfortable level of responsibility and compensation and stay there for a while to balance work and life demands.

A second key concept that has crept downward is trauma.

A third key campus concept that has crept downward is prejudice.

Upward communications are poor in most hierarchical organizations because perception downward is poorer than perception upward.

Whether Mr. Romney's numbers are tracking upward or downward is unclear.

Thus, if one mass is twice the other (m1 = 2m2), its acceleration downward is g/3.