Sentence examples for inching downwards from inspiring English sources

Although France and Germany have comparable public-debt levels, at over 80% of GDP, Germany's is now inching downwards whereas France's is at 90% and rising.

"We're hopeful to start to see this emissions trajectory not to be so flat and start actually inching downwards," Dayette said, though he acknowledged that natural gas is a far from perfect substitute for coal because it's composed mostly of methane and still a potent greenhouse gas.

Bear Stearns shares fell 0.4%, or 55 cents, to $137.41, while Morgan Stanley inched downwards 0.5%, or 32 cents, to $70.14.

With economic growth now picking up and unemployment inching its way downwards, things are beginning to look up for Britain's economy.

The Fiver's no Poirot, but it can't be a coincidence that this YouTube clip from last month, posted late last night, showed Gray telling co-presenter Charlotte Jackson off-air to "just tuck this in for me", while holding his microphone and pulling his trousers an inch or two downwards.

In a downwards direction.

Snap it in half, downwards.

It was 2 inches thick and sloped downwards at the ends of the ship.

Right when he's already heading downwards in the polls.

The 1.5 inches armored lower deck curved downwards and formed an anti-torpedo bulkhead.

The 1.5 inches armored lower deck curved downwards to her double bottom and formed an anti-torpedo bulkhead.