Sentence examples for might drive down from inspiring English sources
The tenants cheered themselves thinking that this dripping sugar syrup might drive down prices, right to the bottom.
The companies are trying to time their offerings so as not to collide with Samsung's, for fear a crowded schedule might drive down prices, said Mr. Kim.
Others say the announcement of the aid request on Wednesday might drive down the cost of short-term borrowing for Portugal and avert a problem.
China and Germany don't like QE2 because they're worried that it might drive down the value of the dollar, making their products more expensive in the U.S. and American exports cheaper around the world.
To give some idea of magnitudes, Mr Portes and Ms Rey have suggested that a portfolio shift of $700 billion into the euro might drive down the dollar by 40%.
On nuclear power, Moniz expressed support for developing so-called "modular" reactors that might drive down costs and improve safety.
They might also drive down artists' fees by eliminating bidding competition between the two houses.
Mr. Ray said the wolves would not know to kill only coyotes or elk, and might further drive down the deer population.
It might even drive down audit costs, a significant expense especially for small and mid-sized companies.
The iPad might also drive down the overall cost of home automation systems as the companies no longer have to support dozens of proprietary remotes.
That seemed to raise the possibility that the G7, or the Bank of Japan, might intervene to drive down the value of the yen.
