Sentence examples for nudging down from inspiring English sources
If ultrabook pricing is gently nudging down to around what people are already paying for iPads, will that significantly change the equation?
Due to weakness in Oil & Gas we are also nudging down our operating margin forecasts by 10bps in both years, despite some benefit from acquisitions.
The youth jobless rate remained almost two and a half times the average unemployment rate after nudging down to 13.7% from 13.8% in October.
Less than one one-hundredth of 1percentt of all listings on eBay have resulted in fraud, he said, "and that number is nudging down each year".
Data released on May 22nd lifted him, by showing the deficit nudging down from £121 billion last year to £120 billion this year.A £1 billion reduction is tiny, but given that spending was £12 billion higher, still a decent result.
The panel has raised its 2004 estimate of Britain's growth, while nudging down its inflation forecast for 2005.In this section Overview Output, demand and jobs Prices and wages Economist forecasts Money and interest rates The Economist commodity price index Stockmarkets Trade, exchange rates and budgets Money supply Reprints.
As a group, men have nudged down their stroke numbers over the past decade.
Forecasts for the rest of the year are also being nudged down as a result.
That means not just keeping official rates near zero, and continuing the so-called Operation Twist, an attempt to nudge down long-term interest rates.
On the index of prices used within the European Union to measure inflation, Britain's annual rate nudged down in May to a new low of 0.5%.
The high rate of structural unemployment will not nudge down much further without more drastic tax and welfare changes, less red tape and a much looser labour market.
