downstream Signification, définition

Exemples de downstream

• My country is typically a downstream country to which 95% of fresh water comes from rivers outside its national borders.

• Too little operational capacity upstream or, in fact, excessive use, can cause problems downstream.

• A general lowering of agricultural production would bring about a de facto drop in business, both upstream and downstream of the agricultural sector.

• This creation of value must benefit not only the enterprises where this is developed, but also the whole business fabric, both upstream and downstream.

• To treat only the downstream dominance without looking at the upstream rights contracts would be to treat the symptom of the competition problem rather than one of the causes.

• Downstream, there is distillation, a traditional tool.