Sentence examples for edging down from inspiring English sources

On 43rd Street, sales began edging down in January.

In 2006, you no longer need a prescription, and the cost is edging down toward $1,000.

In week-to-week terms, it's down 0.8 percent, despite the fact that gasoline prices have been edging down lately.

Inflation is edging down, and may be within reach of the government's target in a year or so.

Some recessions - labeled mild in Table 1 - have been relatively modest with GDP edging down just slightly and the unemployment rate moving up about a percentage point.

The report also noted that inflation was "still edging down" with expectations about its future performance "low and stable".

"I would expect to see Arts Council income edging down and commercial income edging up," he said.

The official purchasing managers' index pointed to a slight ease in inflationary pressures, with the input price subindex edging down to 56.6 last month from 57.2 in August.

Interbank lending rates, though still unusually high, are edging down, and the asset-backed commercial paper market ticked up on January 3rd after falling for 20 straight weeks.

Inflation is edging down towards the central bank's target of 5.1%, which ought to allow a long-awaited easing of monetary policy.

Legal immigration has been around 1m a year for the past decade, and is edging down as a share of the population (see chart).