Sentence examples for the downshift in from inspiring English sources

The downshift in wages, however, is not G.E.'s only explanation for the rise in domestic production.

"The economy will have adjusted to the downshift in federal spending by then, and Europe won't be decelerating as rapidly, nor will China and Japan," he said.

Pioneer Press reports in an article on the downshift in home-equity financed spending: Shawn Nelson, president of Burnsville-based New Spaces and chairman of the Remodelers Showcase for the Builders Association of the Twin Cities, said that while he doesn't see a local downturn, he does see a "cooling".

Bank of America shares have been pounded in recent weeks amid deepening worries about just how much the mortgage mess will eventually cost the bank, how the downshift in the economy will crimp earnings and whether it can absorb losses without having to raise more capital.

This indicated that cells are responding to the downshift in the nitrogen availability, which was required to trigger the expression of FLO11.

ATP decreased immediately, in keeping with the downshift in carbon flow through the TCA cycle, then increased, then decreased, and after 1 h, slowly increased to a final value greater than that for succinate growth.

The recent downshift in the economy has dealt a powerful blow to President Obama's chances of re-election in November.

The Giants will once again be looking for long strikes, which have more than made up for the uncharacteristic downshift in the rushing offense.

They move with each other, of course, but it also looks as though the steady downshift in NGDP growth from the 1990s to the 2000s to the 2010s is matched by a downshift in employment growth.

This reduced precision is because the down-regulated pathway found by ambient is very large, reflecting the general downshift in metabolism rather than just the most highly repressed enzymes.

Oh, by the way, the reason to downshift in the first place isn't to use engine braking, as we all thought.