Sentence examples for edge downwards from inspiring English sources

Even though this should edge downwards as the film reaches a broader mix of audiences, the film is virtually certain to enjoy better traction in the market than its critically lambasted DC Comics rival.

Another improvement occurred when these two raised borders were made to converge, forming a broad v-shaped trapezoid with the narrowest edge downwards, nestling into the widest part of the tile below it to form a continuous channel.

The budget deficit is edging downwards.

Even youth unemployment is edging downwards.

Unemployment, which had been edging downwards, is back on the rise, officially touching 20%.

As they advance, somewhat older, better-known institutions like Glasgow, Nottingham and Sussex find themselves edged downwards in some rankings.

Although prices are edging downwards, you can buy an alloy frame with a similar groupset and wheels as a carbon model for considerably less.

While US emissions have edged downwards over the past decade, Obama's linchpin climate policy, the Clean Power Plan, has been enmeshed in a legal battle waged by leaders of 27 American states.

Unemployment is edging downwards, the Dow is back up at around 12,000, house sales are rising and spending on consumer durables, most notably cars, is improving at a fairly cheerful clip.

The popularity rating of the Israeli Defence Force, although still high, is edging downwards; and in a country where women contrary to popular myth are not usually assigned to combat roles, a woman has fought a successful legal battle to be trained as a fighter pilot.

Lift the small agar cube, for example by using a hypodermic needle (push the needle under it with the sharp edge oriented downwards) and place it on a free agar area in the same quadrant.