Sentence examples for to put downward from inspiring English sources

The idea behind easing is to put downward pressure on long-term interest rates.

"The growth rate is just nowhere near enough to put downward pressure on unemployment".

This would do more than any agreement with regulators to put downward pressure on fees.

Making it easier to short stocks would enable sceptical investors to put downward pressure on ballooning shares.

"The recent appreciation of the Korean won is also expected to put downward pressure on fourth-quarter earnings," Samsung said.

The slowdown in economic growth, meanwhile, will continue to put downward pressure on Treasury yields, pushing their prices higher.

China's leaders must deal with hundreds of millions of rural laborers coming to cities, who put downward pressure on salaries.

That's enough to add a two-month supply of homes to the market and put downward pressure on prices.

From this point, advances in technology leading to greater energy efficiency will put downward pressure on per capita energy consumption in that sector putting downwards pressure on the elasticity.

Investors' risk appetites will continue to grow and it will put downward pressure on the dollar and upward pressure on commodities, including precious metals … especially those that are displaying the most momentum characteristics.

("Try to get on the alligator's back and put downward pressure on its neck").