downwardly

You can spot the downwardly mobile in any city street.

In these downwardly chic times, a restaurant calling itself Home should be no surprise.

This is not a pleasant thought, and I am trying hard to avoid being one of the downwardly mobile.

For example, is downwardly biased in an exponentially growing population.

At the spinning site the leaf is always folded downwardly.

The downwardly mobile in Belgrade do not mind being quoted by name.

The evidence, she said, shows clearly that being fat makes people "downwardly mobile," because of obstacles they face to education, work and marriage.

I had to struggle to be upwardly mobile but downwardly stable.

Right: stalagmites are one of the many treats in store for the downwardly mobile.

"If a significant portion of recent immigrants are downwardly mobile, then that is bad news for the boomers.

It was Keynes's view that, in practice, the money wage rate was downwardly rigid.

Inventories climbed 0.3 percent, after a downwardly revised 0.9 percent rise in May, the report said.

The sample maximum is Fisher consistent, but downwardly biased.

Psychologically speaking, they're nothing if not downwardly mobile.

Styles are rusty red-brown with a cream tip, and downwardly hooked rather than straight.

What results is a seven-minute, downwardly spiraling soundtrack to a romp.

Corcoran gave a downwardly twisted smile, self-mocking, but also evasive.

He could be upwardly or downwardly mobile, but he could never stand still.

There was a mouth, downwardly curved, like a human mouth in a face that stares ferociously.

The mouth wider than his, downwardly curved.

Tears were swelling in the hierodule's downwardly slanting eyes.

The synthesis attributed demand deficient unemployment to downwardly rigid wages and prices.

The downwardly spiraling ex-sitcom star promises, "It's going to be epic."

One completion of S is the set of its downwardly closed subsets, ordered by inclusion.

"I'm downwardly mobile," he explained with a laugh.