Sentence examples for run downward from inspiring English sources

In the short run, downward adjusting wages will hurt the Spanish economy because there is no countervailing increase in aggregate demand unless exports can pick up the slack, which in current circumstances is unlikely to happen.

Only recently have terms of trade recovered somewhat from the long run downward trend.

The superficial lymphatic vessels of the abdominal wall below the umbilicus run downward to drain into the superficial inguinal lymph nodes, while those above the umbilicus run upward to drain into the axillary nodes [8].

Theories on the cause of this delay have been discussed: a membrane existing on the fistula subsequently ruptures, the fistulous track runs upward and may close during swallowing (the track in this case appeared to run downward), or a fold of esophageal mucosa overlaps the orifice but subsequently becomes less mobile.

The extra long fingers and membrane run downward to include a tail.

Nerves supplying the internal anal sphincter originate from the periprostatic neurovascular bundle, run downward, and penetrate the rectal wall along the conjoint longitudinal muscle [ 18].

Furthermore, anatomically, the paired hypogastric nerves run downward, close to or tethering the proper rectal fascia along the pelvic wall (Fig.  1D).

Meanwhile, the amount of arable land per person will continue its long-run downward trend.

On the contrary, it may raise the expected path of the federal funds rate relative to the expected path of inflation, raising expected real interest rates and effectively tightening monetary policy.11) Second, if the Fed tightens as it normally does so as to prevent any inflation overshooting, then it will continue the long-run downward trend in nominal interest rates.

For more than a year now, the desolation Lyndon Johnson felt about his position had shown in his posture — in the slump of his shoulders — and in his gait, the slow steps that had replaced the old long Texas stride with which he had walked the corridors of Capitol Hill, and in his face, on which all the lines ran downward, his jowls sagging, so that reporters mocked in print his "hangdog" look.

However, it is less obvious why there would be a dramatic long-run downward trend in these measures.