Sentence examples for trend below from inspiring English sources

"The recovery is anemic, subpar, below trend, below potential," said Nouriel Roubini, the New York economist whose consistently dour predictions (including calling the collapse of the housing bubble) have won him the nickname "Dr. Doom," and who might fall into that latter camp.

Tsutomu Fujita, Japan equity strategist at Nikko Citigroup, said in a research note he sees limited upside for Japanese equities and strong risk that the Topix will trend below what it considered fair value.

Additional aftershock activity has been distributed along a trend below the trench and diffusely spread in the outer rise, seaward of the megathrust region where the largest slip occurred.

A thermal pulse was then recorded in late July-early August 2015 (with apparent temperatures reaching 360 °C) followed by a decreasing trend below 100 °C that marks the reappearance of crater lake (late September 2015).

A 30 year long (1981 to 2011) data series from Tromso yields for 11 to 12 LT a negative trend below 400 km, which is twice as strong as the trend simulated by Qian et al. ([2011]) but only of a half magnitude of Millstone Hill and Saint Santin trends.

We should note that the trend below 1 is somewhat different from category to category because we may have a secondary peak or peaks below 1 if we choose the fundamental peak frequency in the high frequency range (as Category 4 and 5), while we may hardly have a secondary peak or peaks below 1 if we choose the fundamental peak frequency in the lower frequency range (as Category 1 and 2).

The search engine is still tiny, but is gaining some traction (see Google Web Trends chart below).

For years, Germany's fertility rate has trended below the rate needed to keep the population stable.

Talbots said its sales so far for the fiscal fourth quarter were "trending below its expectations," but did not provide details.

Lowe's, which is holding its analyst meeting on Tuesday, said current sales were trending below expectations because of drought in the mid-Atlantic, Southeastern and Western parts of the United States.

And fully 70% of white evangelicals consider themselves Republican these days, up from 65% in 2008.But if those numbers are comforting for Republicans, the trends below the surface are less so.