Sentence examples for would trickle down from inspiring English sources

"That would trickle down to the patients".

"The idea that the money would trickle down to the poor is condescending, and doesn't work".

Taft predicted that use of automobiles would trickle down to the lower classes.

Some of those benefits would trickle down to where they're needed, shoring up the balance sheets of key financial institutions.

Life-saving shots would trickle down to poor countries after decades on the market, costing many lives.

This optimized movie theater experience would trickle down to attract far more consumers than just the superconsumer.

Dave said that maybe the corporate tax cuts would trickle down to his family as higher wages or new opportunities.

For the past 30 years the economic orthodoxy that wealth would "trickle down" to working people has prevailed.

When George Osborne suggested in his Budget speech that the economy was recovering faster than forecast, millions probably wondered when that recovery would trickle down to them.

"In the past, I may have been concerned that the uptick in P.P.I. would trickle down to consumer prices, but not today," Mr. Giddis said.

As in [ii], the necessity of God's nature in [iii] would trickle-down the following-from relation, and so even though the series as a whole follows only indirectly from God, its existence would nonetheless be absolutely necessary.