Sentence examples for more downward pressure from inspiring English sources

But a figure more than $600 billion would have put more downward pressure on the dollar.

But inventories are still high, suggesting more downward pressure on prices to come.

"Reducing the limits will put more downward pressure on prices," said the N.A.R. president, Ron Phipps.

If the Fed trims rates, Mr. Ankrim said that would put even more downward pressure on the dollar.

"If things don't get turned around, you're going to see more downward pressure on homebuilding, on financial institutions, on spending.

That would choke off an important avenue of capital inflows, putting more downward pressure on the dollar.

The prospects of new Iranian supplies coming on to the global market has already provided even more downward price pressure on a commodity that is already suffering a glut.

This can only mean more downward pricing pressure on high-end homes in 2018.

If this wage discrimination continues, Wilson said, that could mean yet more downward wage pressure for the working class.

This implies a more persistent downward pressure on the host economy's labour market.Typically these studies find that immigration does depress unskilled natives' wages to a small extent.

In reality, it's the best way to protect U.S. citizens both from blatant wage theft and from the more insidious downward pressure on wages, benefits, and working conditions that comes from having a large population of workers who cannot effectively assert their right to the minimum wage, overtime, and other fundamental workplace protections.