Sentence examples for slopes downwards from inspiring English sources

Beyond that a dirt road slopes downwards into a wood.

As he passed Martino and accelerated, sprinting in a long arc, he tore through Barcelona's technical area, where the turf slopes downwards away from the field.

While the interest rate (or yield) for two-year bonds has not changed, the yield for 10-year bonds has fallen from 2.32% to a record low 1.98%: The flattening of the yield curve suggests that the outlook is one of slowing growth (the flatter the curve is, the worse the outlook, and when the curve slopes downwards, that is a sign of a recession to come).

The inland migration of seawater in coastal aquifers, known as seawater intrusion (SWI), can be categorised as passive or active, depending on whether the hydraulic gradient slopes downwards towards the sea or the land, respectively.

Since the Koh Ker monuments occur in an area that slopes downwards from the south to the north, it is generally believed that the main axis line of the Rahal reservoir was dictated by the topography of the Koh Ker area.

The land within the castle slopes downwards from west to east.

Politics would be better if those Google ngram charts started to slope downwards again.

But the occupiers are not from all walks of life, just from those walks that slope downwards – from debt, joblessness and foreclosure – leading eventually to pauperism and the streets.

The road appears to slope downwards and drivers assume that their cars will go faster, but if they apply the brakes they are likely to grind to a complete halt.

And it's simply gorgeous: a medley of villas scattered across three wide hills sloping downwards to an out-ofsight shoreline.

By definition, the curves slope downwards, showing that less and less immigrants have not gained a foothold in the Swedish labor market.