Sentence examples for should be going down from inspiring English sources

But the internet means it should be going down, not up.

"In general, prices should be going down," said William L. Burns, an analyst with Johnson Rice & Company in New Orleans.

— Senator John McCain "I measure what we're doing by the results, and what should be going up is going up, and what should be going down is going down".

As a Finn, as a person, I would also be saddened that, despite being surrounded by the technology and the means to reduce barriers between peoples like never before, yet another wall would seem to be going up, when in this century, in these thrilling times, they should be going down.

But top officials have made a point of denying that Fannie and Freddie debt is backed by the "full faith and credit" of the U.S. government — and as a result, markets are still treating the agencies' debt as a risky asset, driving mortgage rates up at a time when they should be going down.

Moreover, given the extraordinary increases in productivity, the general price level, if anything, should be going down.

Students should not allow this movement to diminish their educational brand, which means that their grades should not be going down but should spiraling upward as a result of being involved.

"There are people here willing to give blood and anybody who has given blood, it will be screened, so we shouldn't be going down this line of his own prejudice coming into play".

Seesmic said they'd patch the problem in the next version (which will pull the Javascript call into the footer instead of the header, so TechCrunch can mostly load even if they are down), and said they shouldn't be going down again in the meantime.

"The relative tax burden on the top 1percentt shouldn't be going down," Summers said.

He shouldn't be going down there and getting underfoot, though.