Sentence examples for work down from from inspiring English sources
So the company has brought the code-writing part of the work down from weeks to days.
It is easier to inch up to find the other person's reservation price, than having to work down from a high first offer.
Some 51% of people now take the view that benefits for unemployed people are "too high and discourage work", down from 62% in 2011.
This chapter also explains the procedural languages such as C, which are historically programmed Top-Down style: start with the main program, define the procedures, and work down from there.
That way you keep "your most important advantage - the right to walk away". In negotiating the new-car price, Mr. Gillis says, start with the dealer's price and work up, rather than work down from the retail price.
Under the contract, guild members will do slightly better than those of the opera's orchestra union, Local 802 of the American Federation of Musicians, which in June agreed to 22 weeks of guaranteed work, down from 29.
He made a quick, vertical cut, working down from just below the navel, through one layer at a time: skin, fat, muscle, the peritoneal membrane.
It had been told to hold its area until other companies, driving over the ground and clearing hidden explosives from the roads, worked down from the northwest and caught up.
Oxfam worked down from the top of Forbes's list of the world's billionaires, adding up their net worth until it reached the amount held by the poorest half.
While the theater's budget has more than quadrupled in the past four years — to a projected $350,000 in the coming year, from $80,000 in the 2006 fiscal year, its first full season — the number of productions has decreased: the current roster has 13 works, down from 17 the first season.
Lakshmi Mittal has it now," says Balmond. "The Orbit had been well thought through at the concept stage," says Richard Henley, "with an eye for working down from the big picture to the individual components that would make it work structurally and visually.
