sloping造句

Now, the term structure was pretty much upward-sloping everywhere.

In this case, he chooses the Angle that makes down-sloping planes look like up-sloping planes.

The way Schmidt sees it, Gobekli Tepe's sloping, rocky ground is a stonecutter's dream.

The high arched roofline, sloping headlights, and approachable personality thrilled old Beetle fans.

It's always upward sloping, but it may, after awhile, you get close to satiation where you've got enough.

Florence was carried inside and laid on a sloping bed in the treatment room. People gathered around.

This shot, taken outside the main market, shows a sloping topography crowded with buildings. Photograph by Steve Winter

As Bloomberg's Caroline Baum wrote in January: "The demand curve is downward sloping." What that means is demand for any good or service isn't fixed.

As for Onions, I noticed on my last trip to India around Christmas that the demand curve was, indeed, downward sloping.

Continuous sloping roof is an open public space with big steps acting as a walking route and bleachers for the east sports ground in the same time.

A 150 meter-wide clearing in the volcano’s crater lends space for an outdoor theater, a market, and a sloping pine forest.

Known as the forest transition, this can be visualised as a curve in the shape of a ski-jump, first sloping down steeply and then turning up gently as the forest creeps back.

These kind of add-on rooms often had sloping roofs and it just so happened that there was a French word pente abroad in the land at the time and pente meant "slope."

A monopoly is a firm that faces a downward sloping demand, and has a choice about what price to charge - an increase in price doesn't send most or all of the customers away to rivals.