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"But page me if either of these patients takes a downward turn."

"And this is going to be a new downward force."

He looked downward but failed to see anything in the dark.

"We do expect a little downward movement in the industry."

In the near term it will put downward pressure on the oil market.

I saw the top half of the window move ever so slightly downward.

What could this mean, maybe a bit more downward pressure on house prices?

My hand was already on the downward stroke before I could stop myself.

How easy it is to go from bad to worse, when once we have started upon a downward course!

The party has been in a downward spiral ever since.

But he has been in a downward spiral for months.

Not in the downward spiral of a relationship gone wrong.

When the downward journey began he had no clear knowledge.

That could put downward pressure on the industry's price structure.

Instead, the dollar continued on its downward course of recent weeks.

We could not reverse three months of downward with one film.

As more leave, there will be a downward spiral effect.

That downward path has continued during the last two years.

His life had been on a downward spiral ever since that night.

Two things had set the downward course of events in motion.

You'd experience a downward force of about two and a half gee.

An unexpectedly large number of children were on a downward course.

That is why we must stop the market's downward spiral.

There will, however, be a downward current of air to prevent that.

It is normally held in place only by its own downward pressure.