Sentence examples for upside lower from inspiring English sources

On the upside, lower oil prices, a broadly neutral fiscal stance, and accommodative monetary policy were all supporting domestic demand in the eurozone, the IMF said.

The banks provided no full-blown worst-case situations to the board, focusing instead on the transaction's upside: lower debt costs and a potential saving of $129 million in pension costs over the next 30 years.

The upside: A lower chance of buyer's remorse.

It also says that in theory, with rising bond prices being the upside of lower yields, the value of sovereign and company bonds rose by $16 trillion from 2007 to 2012.

Here's another sign of budding optimism: The trend these days is bigger upsides and lower downsides.

The combination will be the fifth-largest player for super-spec rigs in the U.S. with Ebitda upside as lower-priced legacy contracts get marked to market, the analyst said.

For those of you on the fence about the iPhone XR's LCD display, here's where it delivers considerable upsides: the lower resolution is far less demanding and the larger size means Apple has more space to fit a bigger battery.

The upside of the lower prices, he said, is that more first-time buyers are finding homes in their price range, bolstering what is still a slow-moving market.

He sold his first startup after the flame-out quickly to Cisco, opting for the stability and lower upside of building it within a long-time public company instead.

They watch Houdini being lowered upside down into his "water torture cell" and see him pressed against the glass as he is locked in place.

So yesterday morning Mr. Angel, a slender young man with slender dreadlocks and kohl Alice Cooper eyes, donned a scuba mask, and was shackled and lowered upside down into a 60-inch by 24-inch by 30-inch tank filled with water.