Sentence examples for downwards of from inspiring English sources

Evidence from Germany shows that devolving powers has caused a levelling upwards, not downwards, of service standards.

Each of these revolutions is in a sense a demotion: a revision downwards of our place in the order of things.

Real, accountable delegation downwards of any local service can only be to elected people – as in most democracies around the world.

Furthermore, Mr. Garcia-Bercero said there would be no "harmonizing downwards" of European standards, which suggested that some of the thorniest issues — like Europeans' aversion to American genetically modified food or hormone-fed beef — might resist early solution.

Upwards and downwards of the cavernous weathering zone the surface of some stone blocks shows strong disintegration.

It was found out that supported mixed convection upward the jet over vertical TABS is not influenced by thermally inactivated vertical TABS downwards of the wall jet.

You will notice that your arms hang nicely downwards out of the shoulders.

Again, each listener assessed the quality of the upwards and downwards shifts of the recordings of two languages, for one female and one male speaker per language.

Sadness meanwhile shows in a drooping of the eyelids, downwards pull of the lips and a loss of focus in the eyes.

In this way, general relativity explains the daily experience of gravity on the surface of the Earth not as the downwards pull of a gravitational force, but as the upwards push of external forces.

Despite these differences, the LD method still provided useful information about N e for simulations of the scenario D life history (downwards bias of 15.4% for random samples of adults).