Sentence examples for placed downward from inspiring English sources

Fresh, and bad, economic datapoints have also placed downward pressure on the currency—unemployment is now at its highest level since 1997, and mortgage lending continues to fall.

Since 2008, it has held short-term interest rates near zero and placed downward pressure on long-term interest rates by purchasing $2 trillion in government-backed debt and mortgage-related securities.

Its narrow conical bore leads from the curved metal crook, onto which the double reed is placed, downward through the wing, or tenor, joint (on which are the left-hand finger holes) to the butt joint (on which are the right-hand holes).

The vacuum pump was then opened and the pipette was placed downward until the end of determination.

The loss of patent protection and increased generic manufacturing of glyphosate has placed downward pressure on prices since 2000 [30, 45, 46].

It has placed downward pressure on wages for working-class people.

"And that's going to place downward pressure on price levels".

The C.B.O. said a public plan with negotiated rates would place "downward pressure on the premiums of private plans".

Westpac's chief currency strategist, Robert Rennie, said NAB's figures were just one of many factors placing downward pressure on the Australian dollar.

But the two motivations are consistent: market forces would not be placing downward pressure on the renminbi if China's economic fundamentals did not warrant it.

The large and growing pool of unemployed workers would place downward pressure on nominal wages, and that, in turn, could trigger an eventual switch to lower productivity, labour-intensive methods.Unless, that is, demand was booming.