downward slope

Whether that plateau turns into a downward slope depends on the monetization strategy adopted by the "owners" of the social network.

The imminent presidential elections and current downward slope of the American economy are enough to induce fear and anxiety in all of us.

All Impulse lines shall be installed at least at a 10% downward slope (liquid) or a 10 % upward slope (gas) towards the instruments.

The current downward slope of the price curve is known in industry jargon as "backwardation" and signals a tight supply and demand balance.

For the U. S. economy, the most important reason for the downward slope of the aggregate-demand curve is the interestrate effect.

Michael removes a single button from the jacket and throws it down the new pipe. The button clatters down the pipe's gentle downward slope.

And in the social networking business, a downward slope can very quickly become a steep slope or even a cliff.

Taking a look at modem art education, people find a so-called arts education "downward slope" phenomenon.

Those peaks formed a straight downward slope, which typified the bull market in bonds.

A Plateau Is Okay, But a Steep Downward Slope?

Now the corridor turned again, continuing its downward slope.

A downward slope; a declivity.

A downward slope is very bad; people are becoming worse off.

Then they were past the man and roaring away from the park and towards the downward slope of the mountain.

Last year, the financial system clearly fell off a cliff, like the downward slope of a pen.

keep in mind a downward slope is required to aid draining and prevent damage to the sillcock due to freezing ( see schematic drawing above )

A downward-slope yield curve implies that the market expects a decrease in short-term rates;

But then the dove of hope began its downward slope