Sentence examples for driving downward from inspiring English sources

The pitch, which was delivered with a driving, downward flick of Gibson's long forefinger and middle finger (what pitchers call "cutting the ball"), very much resembled an inhumanly fast slider, and was often taken for such by batters who were unfamiliar with his stuff.

In the down stroke, the load reducer was driving downward by the weight of sucker rod.

John Findlay, the head of the Hong Kong Aircrew Officers Association, said the airline's tactics "are driving further downward the good will of the pilots".

The much greater weight of an adult driving the downward momentum on the slide can create significant forces on the child's lower extremity and result in a fracture, usually to the tibia.

The first has already been discussed, and thus will merely be summarized here: Fundamentally, it is assumed an increase in the content volume of domestic violence sentences post criminal conviction will result in greater pressure being applied to the DV-AVPE, hopefully driving it downward significantly.

It's driving deviancy downward.

Once a target pH set point was exceeded, an automated controller opened a solenoid and delivered the 1% CO2 air mixture to an aquarium, thereby driving pH downward.

South Korea's relatively high foreign debt obligations appear to be pressuring the country's balance of payments and is driving the currency downward, making borrowing abroad more expensive, said Woo.

When LSI Logic said its chief financial officer, Douglas Norby, and an executive vice president, John Daane, were leaving for other jobs, investors reacted by driving the stock sharply downward.

These samples revealed the following: (1) driving performance has a downward U-shaped relationship with both intensities of arousal and valence.

It is still driving an unrelenting push downward.