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downstream

[doun-streem] / ˈdaʊnˈstrim /


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He said the search of the downstream section of the underground tunnel, including where the boy's body was eventually found, was hampered by daily tidal flows from Belfast Lough.

From BBC

In a written statement, they stressed they are already dealing with substantial water cuts, and said their downstream neighbors are trying to secure water “that simply does not exist.”

From Los Angeles Times

Five miles downstream from the old fishing pier, the icy water surrounded Jonathan, pushing him down as it chilled his body.

From Literature

"Forcing your employees to come in, and hustle, is a downstream artefact of such a mindset."

From BBC

Companies can use AI to create value of their own, provided they keep pace with technological changes and their downstream impact on business.

From The Wall Street Journal