Sentence examples for huge downward from inspiring English sources

"It can create huge downward wage pressures on the American work force".

5.57am BST Mayweather vs Maidana: Round Eight Maidana launches into a series of huge downward left jabs on the ropes.

He inserted a tiny, charming improvisation at one point, and did a sort of Chico Marx ending, with a huge downward scale.

In the unusual January weather, the construction industry added 116,000 jobs, but in February it lost 26,000 jobs -- a huge downward shift.

The trends for the previous months are noisy, but if you smooth them out, it looks as if the defense-sensitive industries and the other industries were both doing about equally well, with the exception of a huge downward spike in employment in the defense-sensitive industries around the time of the summer 2011 debt ceiling crisis.

That has put huge downward pressure on profit margins for Japanese manufacturers.

Thus huge swings downward and upward are often not signs of a changing assessment of the world so much as feints this way and that until everyone stops moving for a moment.

Not surprisingly, the Greek stock market, following a generally weak European trend but also a surging "Syriza," took a huge dip downward.

"The fundamental problem is that the supermarket's dominance over the last fifty years has put huge amounts of downward pressure on farmgate prices," explains Farmdrop co-founder Ben Pugh.

"The fundamental problem is that the supermarket's dominance over the last fifty years has put huge amounts of downward pressure on farmgate prices," Pugh told me when Farmdrop raised its Series A. "In this environment, the only option for producers has been to focus on yields and durability which has led to a big depreciation in the taste and nutritional quality of homegrown foods".

"The forces are huge — 15 tons were pressing downward on the front of the vehicle when we set the record.