Sentence examples for falling inflection from inspiring English sources

The phrase "falling inflection" is correct and usable in written English
It can be used to describe the intonation of spoken language when making a statement, emphasis, or question while speaking. Example: The presenter spoke with a falling inflection as he asked the audience for a show of hands.

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The melt viscosities of PBSi showed higher values than the parent PBS up to about 190 °C, while with further increasing temperature a falling inflection region of melt viscosity was observed.

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JPMorgan had to be compensated for the toxicity of Bear's books, and shareholders and bondholders were deemed damn lucky to be receiving anything at all.Now, with the financial system rejuvenated in the wake of the Bear deal, with interest rate spreads falling and inflection point calls growing more common, Bear sees an opportunity to rewrite history and secure a bit more for itself.

Witnessing Robin's genius for comedic composition was like riding an operatic roller coaster; his synapses firing on all cylinders, voice rising and falling with a thousand inflections.

We further classified these neurons into nociceptors and mechanoreceptors based upon their action potential configuration (nociceptors display broad action potentials with inflections on the falling phase, while mechanoreceptors have narrow action potentials (Stucky & Lewin, 1999; Fig 1B).

Here we have a clean-cut mummy's boy Aladdin (Adam Samuel-Bal) falling for feisty Princess Rose (Kiran Sonia Sawar, whose pronounced Scots inflection certainly adds to the feistiness) in the traditional Chinese setting.

Despite the higher debt burden, falling interest rates kept total household financial obligations interest payments, rent and leases within a range during the 1980s and 1990s.An inflection-point occurred around 2000.

Mr. Davis, exuding the essence of easygoing gentility, brings innumerable witty inflections to his performance, investing single words with resignation, surprise and various shades of disapproval at the sad falling off of standards in the world.

We still have to get past the inflection points when Asian economies bottom (where China drives sentiment) and when the credit cycle turns (when non-performing loans start falling).

If at first his inflections and messa di voce swellings ("placing the voice", with the dynamics on a single note rising and falling) seemed mannered, it is a tribute to his persuasive musicianship that such gestures became widely accepted.

With Nomura expecting China GDP of 5.8% in 2016, falling to 5.6% in 2017 (consensus is at 6.5% for 2016 and 6.2% for 2017), we appear to be some time away from the latter two inflection points.

Nothing is hurried, and everything has that trademark lyrical sculpting of the line: the opening of No 40 gently shaped to rise and fall, the second violins' chromatic inflection in the first movement return of No 39 perfectly pointed.

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