AT its nadir last November, Goldman Sachs's share price closed at $52 ,nearly 80percentt below its high of around $250.
At its nadir in the fall of 2014, it hired a new marketing director, James Wolken, who had worked at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology and the Rhode Island School of Design.
At its nadir, the season-ticket base was a paltry 8,000.
At its nadir in the early 1990's, Citicorp stock could be bought for $8.50 a share.
At its nadir in 2010, manufacturing employed 9% of the labour force.When the recession ended in mid-2009, the stage seemed set for a turnaround.
At its nadir, sterling had lost 30% of its value against both the dollar and the euro – that's amazing, considering that a devaluation of only 14% destroyed the Labour government's reputation for economic competence in the late 1960s.
At its nadir, the state was paying its bills in IOUs instead of cash.California is extremely unlikely to default on its bonds (if only because its constitution ranks bondholders ahead of everybody except schools to get paid).
At its nadir, the company was distracted from what really mattered to ordinary people, which was, as Skinner told The New York Times recently, "hot, high-quality food at a great value at the speed and convenience of McDonald's".
When Andy Murray wanted a coach he went Stateside and grabbed Brad Gilbert, when the England cricket team was at its nadir it was rescued by a Zimbabwean, Duncan Fletcher.
Tumuli on top of Viverdon Down catch light from the sun, almost at its nadir, as it sinks beyond Bin Down near Looe.
That wasn't quite as bad in Europe as it was in the United States — at its nadir in 1933, the U.S. 10-year decline was actually comparable to Greece's today — partly due to the fact that most European countries were quicker to leave the gold standard when things did start to get more dire.
