Sentence examples for expected to drive down from inspiring English sources

Housing benefit reforms were, of course, expected to drive down rents, according to ministers.

Competition was expected to drive down energy prices, but instead prices have gone up.

Those measures, they said, are expected to drive down the number of stops, while increasing their quality.

"It's really a snowball effect here," he said, with economies of scale expected to drive down the costs.

The payments would replace losses to the state because the city tax is expected to drive down sales of cigarettes, reducing state cigarette tax revenues.

The Financial Services Authority of Britain penalized Mr. Einhorn for selling shares in Punch Taverns shortly after learning that the company was considering a large stock sale, a move that would be expected to drive down a company's share price.

The Exchange is also expected to drive prices down.

Because bond prices and yields move in opposite directions, increased purchases of longer-term securities could be expected to drive up prices and drive down interest rates, and vice versa.

Now, with sympathy expected to drive up turnout among Democrats, Republicans are worried about the ripple effect down the ballot.

Raikkonen is expected to drive it.

Other adults are expected to drive themselves.