Sentence examples for goes downwards from inspiring English sources

I have found that by emailing the person at the top it goes downwards.

Obama might not know what to do best, but at least he (finally) got the picture: US goes downwards slowly but steadily.

Now from the little finger, using your middle finger, go upwards and grab the band length that goes downwards, closest to your little finger.

Balance another pencil on top of that, along the line going downwards.

And, the vertical component, well, it will be a(cos(theta)), but also negative because we are going downwards.

The panel will redirect the excessive direct light upwards and reduce the light from going downwards in hot climate desert areas with high solar altitudes in the summer.

Martin Harper, conservation director at the RSPB bird charity, said: "The trend for farmland birds continues to go downwards.

It is vital we understand that merely to decelerate the rise in concentrations, emissions rise needs to go into reverse and go downwards.

"I think sometimes you get too complicated on these things and I think it's sometimes wise to step back from it and say: 'Well global warming is going upwards and sea ice extent is going downwards.

There was, however, no mention of returning the definition of affordable housing to 30% of gross income from the recently misconceived 80% of local market rent, which forces rents upwards with the market, while at the same time low incomes go downwards, causing debt, hunger, temporary accommodation and rough sleeping.

But, following Saturday's 67-3 victoveroveRomaniaia, Tindall said: "Our off-the-field antics are going downwards.