Sentence examples for expected to push down from inspiring English sources

Stricter industry standards for measuring circulation numbers are expected to push down reported sales further, for at least half of the group's publications when the new numbers are released in June.

But like other fast-growing countries, it is confronting economic worries of its own, a surge of capital seeking higher yields likely to be accelerated by the Fed's move, which is expected to push down American interest rates and the value of the dollar.

The Bank's last monetary policy summary, published at the same time as it announced its last decision to keep interest rates on hold, said the drag on import prices was expected to push down on inflation "for some time to come".

The decline in home prices is accelerating across the nation, according to a new report, and a record number of foreclosures is expected to push prices down further through next year.

Weak demand for industrial raw materials in Japan, China and Europe is expected to push oil prices down further in the coming months and into next year, especially as Saudi Arabia and the US show no signs of restricting supplies.

Let's say new unemployment figures are to come out, and are widely expected to push the market down.

Another measure from Retail Metrics Inc. had sales at reporting retailers up 2.7% Thursday morning, with the inclusion of Gap expected to push the figure down to 2.6%.

A cold weather system headed toward L.A. County is expected to push snow levels down to 3,000 feet Saturday, prompting road closure alerts and warnings that travel on the Grapevine could be affected.

A cold weather system headed toward L.A. County is expected to push snow levels down to 3,000 feet Saturday, prompting road closure alerts and warnings that travel on the Grapevine could be affected, the Los Angeles Times reports.

Persistent moves by the Fed to ease monetary policy would be expected to push up stock prices, pull down longer-term interest rates in the bond market and reduce the value of the dollar.

"Karl's a Grape Nuts guy, of course he's going to argue for shelf footage over the number of shelf facings in the Kroger stores--he's selling a smaller box!" After a year of this, with ten more months looming, we are like weary shoppers expected to push our carts up and down the aisle a hundred times before we can pick a box of cereal off the shelf and get to the checkout line.