Sentence examples for drive downwards from inspiring English sources

"Those who work in the mills ought to own them, not have the status of machines ruled by private despots who are entrenching monarchic principles on democratic soil as they drive downwards freedom and rights, civilization, health, morals and intellectuality in the new commercial feudalism".

This is because the condensed gas is driven downwards near containment shell, pushing steam-rich gas at bottom upwards.

Another is that the fire surrounding the air is often scattered by the motion of the heavens and driven downwards in spite of itself.

The national GCSE pass rate has tumbled by the biggest margin since the exam replaced O-levels almost 30 years ago, driven downwards by conflicting government policies and a jump in older students forced to resit core topics.

To the local authorities, offering one contract to deliver all the services can seem like a way of encouraging services to work together and drive efficiencies, but it can also be disruptive and lead to everything being driven downwards to the lowest common denominator, which is cost.

When this is driven downwards the perpendicular will be represented by ΑΔΜ, if the weight is attached in the direction of Β.

"[If the vote is passed] the lowest wages would not really rise, it's far more likely all salaries would be driven downwards".

Calling for more to be done to give patients the right to choose the way they receive health care he said: "We must drive power downwards - ending the all-embracing centralisation to which our public services have been subjected for too long".

From 1980, these measures began to drive consumption downwards - until oil prices crashed in '85-86 '85-86revious economy meandres began to reverse - leading us to where we are now.

Prices are driven ever downwards; mega-brothels offer all the sex an inadequate lover can desire for €70 (£58), which leads to queues outside the doors of exhausted women.

The condensation on containment shell drives the nearby gas downwards creating a natural convection in containments which plays a key role for long-term passive containment cooling.