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Meanings of downward pressure in English

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Usage of downward pressure in English
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The policy will also add to downward pressure on global crude prices.
Reuters
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I thought Gareth got there first and there was clearly downward pressure.
Radio NZ
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After the Nasdaq slump overnight, technology shares remained under strong downward pressure.
The Irish Times
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And this could put downward pressure on prices in California, Cororaton said.
Reuters
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Programmatic buying of ads continues to put downward pressure on ad rates.
Reuters
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In some parts of Australia the downward pressure is surely too much.
News.com.au
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This could lead to downward pressure on the Rand in the medium-term.
The South African
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Shell traded ex-dividend yesterday, adding to the downward pressure on that stock.
The Irish Times
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That could bring the dollar under renewed downward pressure against Asian currencies.
Reuters
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The housing slump will continue downward pressure; globalism will help keep things humming.
Reuters
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In the case of labour, that means wages have come under downward pressure.
The Guardian
12
Reports of ample supplies in the United States added downward pressure on prices.
Reuters
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What's more, a worsening fiscal situation might put downward pressure on the yuan.
Reuters
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Probes in additional markets would create downward pressure for the stock.
Reuters
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Even so, Ramsay said there was still downward pressure on demand.
Reuters
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I didn't realise until later that no downward pressure was required.
The Irish Times
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