Sentence examples for top down said from inspiring English sources
"This is a key piece of our effort to grow the economy from the middle out not from the top down," said Sen. Patty Murray (D-Wash)., a lead sponsor of new legislation to reset the minimum wage.
"One of Don's core principles is the need to appropriately and accurately reflect the consensus of the players, and that leadership comes from the ranks, not from the top down," said Gene Orza, Fehr's longtime general counsel with the baseball players union, who still confers regularly with Fehr.
"I recognize to make a difference, it comes from the top down," said Lilly Mar-Chee, the restaurant's owner, who acknowledged it was difficult to decide to spend 10 to 20 percent more for the containers, made from potato starch, while opening a business during the economic downturn.
"The powers from this membership are flowing up, when historically how it went was from the top down," said Joe Strasburg, the president of the Rent Stabilization Association, who was chief of staff to the last speaker, Peter F. Vallone, from 1986-94.
"The sharp market response to the earnings release clearly illustrates the extent to which investors are focusing on the economy from the bottom up rather than from the top down," said Tony Crescenzi, chief bond market strategist at Miller Tabak & Company.
"Our aim is to dominate world football from the top down," said the 61-year-old, who is now an advisor to Bayern's board.
It is not unusual for buildings in China to last only a few decades, in part because they were badly built.Biting a bit offWith excavator arms that now reach up 12 storeys (about 40 metres), demolition firms can "chew a building apart" from the top down, says Richard Diven, an Idaho demolitions consultant.
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"I think that networking works best from the top down," says Tate, "Having mentors who have experience and have 'been there' can give you that extra bit of confidence or wisdom to be more successful".
"We've been making cities for centuries, but it's only for the last 100 or so years that we've seen the need to plan them from the top down," says Dan Blott, of Portsmouth University.
Instead, much of the work on permafrost degradation over the past few decades has focused on the widespread, slow melting of the icy soils from the top down, says Vladimir Romanovsky, a geophysicist at the University of Alaska, Fairbanks, who was not involved in the new study.
