Sentence examples for has edged down from inspiring English sources

Unemployment has edged down to 8.1%.

In the federal government, total employment has edged down but titles have edged up.

Muni's driver absentee rate has edged down from 13.7 percent in 2010 to 12.9 percent in 2011.

On a positive note, the unemployment rate has edged down in the United States and Japan and may well have peaked in the euro area, the report said.

(And while the price of gasoline has edged down in recent weeks, it is still higher than it was in December 2010).

During this recovery, the number of discouraged workers has risen so markedly that the official unemployment rate has edged down since last summer.

Birthrates have edged down to about four children per woman in Kenya, Ethiopia and Ghana.

Financial analysts' forecasts for inflation this year have edged down, but not yet to 5.1%.

But the scores have edged down since 1998, when the averages were 20.8 in math and and 21.1 in science.

Only wholesalers' inventories are still fairly high, and even they have edged down somewhat from a peak last winter.

In real terms car prices may only have edged down over the past two decades compared with the drastic reductions seen in personal computers and all consumer-electronics goods.