Sentence examples for turning downward from inspiring English sources

But with the economy turning downward, there is even less appetite this year to wage ideological battles.

We've not been through a moment in history in which the economy was potentially turning downward and so many people were so involved in the stock market.

"It is hard to believe that the market is turning downward when the home builders' confidence index jumped in July to its highest level in over five years," said Joel Naroff, chief economist at Naroff Economic Advisors.

But some states have become reliant on taxing the capital gains income of investors during the recent bull market, and will have to struggle now that the stock market is turning downward.

Total worldwide revenue in 2000 alone is expected to increase 37percentt compared with figures in 1999, to $231.6 billion, before moderating somewhat in 2001-02 and turning downward slightly in 2003, according to the Dataquest forecast.

Back in 1931, when the U.S. economy was turning downward, Treasury Secretary Andrew Mellon's economic solution was very simple: "Liquidate labor, liquidate stocks, liquidate the farmers purge the rottenness from the system".

His pipe turned downward".

His political arc has turned downward.

Her eyes turned downward and her face tightened.

Even Beyoncé's Vaseline smile turned downward this year under the weight of sinking patrol cars.

Her goal was to sell and move into a rental before prices turned downward.