用“depress”造句大全，depress造句

But it is spared the deep structural problems, such as excessive debt, which could depress growth elsewhere for several years.

The weight of a deltaic pile of sediment may be so great as to depress the earth's crust, thus forming a moat around the depocentre.

Living underground can depress production of the chemicals that help dilate and contract the pupil in response to changes in light.

And while this realization that you are not the center of everyone's universe may depress you initially, I hope you'll find that it is actually a huge blessing in disguise.

Discharging it may depress growth for years.

Even so, the mere threat that they could be shifted will depress wages.

Music can also activate your brain's reward centers and depress activity in the amygdala, reducing fear and other negative emotions.

And diets that are high in saturated fat appear to actually depress the body's immune response, increasing the risk of infections.

Runaway inflation will depress the economy.

The downward spiral in confidence is likely to depress growth even further.

The dollar rose more than 3 percent against the yen, but analysts said it was uncertain the intervention would depress the currency for long.

A more interesting question is how the legal sales now in prospect will affect the black market. A fresh supply of legal ivory may depress the price, and reduce the incentive to poach.

When you depress a key of an organ, a note is sounded.

As a result, traders are borrowing dollars and using the proceeds to buy higher-yielding investments in other currencies, called carry trades, which tend to depress the borrowed currency.

They are a result, because excessive private sector debt interacts with weak asset prices, particularly of housing, to depress demand.

Does mass unemployment depress the wages?

To start the engine or shift the gears , the driver has to depress the clutch pedal with the purpose of disengagement the transmission from the engine .

It's bad to depress your sorrow.