Sentence examples for Economic tumble from inspiring English sources

After three months of vacillation, the Government today finally unveiled its 1999 spending plan to halt Russia's economic tumble.

Consider a broader historical perspective: How often in world history have countries enjoyed 30-plus years of extremely rapid growth without a major economic tumble somewhere along the way?

The middle class is evaporating into the kind of economic tumble that a World Bank study of civil conflict two years ago found has often helped ignite domestic rebellions.

His victory over septuagenarian Republican Senator John McCain was aided in part by public perceptions that Republican policies had contributed to the economic tumble - and that Mr McCain was not the candidate to steer the nation to recovery.

"We've been taught to sit back and consume properly," Patel says, but that shut-up-and-buy mentality led us into the biggest economic tumble since the Depression.

The gathering storm Helping those who help themselves Rusty Lusty Death in Surrey Fighting on two fronts Reprints Related items Interest rates: The central bank's dilemmaJan 10th 2008 Economic outlook: In the bleak midwinterDec 6th 2007But as economic growth tumbles, inflation will take off (see chart).

And when they arrived at Tahrir Square to voice that frustration, they found the social and economic barriers tumbling first.

Consumer spending, which accounts for some 70percentt of economic activity, tumbled as the financial crisis erupted late last year.

The yen, a sensitive barometer of Japan's economic might, tumbled 1percentt just as the Prime Minister was speaking and languished until Japan purchased yen with dollars to increase the currency's value.

Stock markets around the world are braced for another turbulent week with key Chinese economic data, tumbling oil prices and a US public holiday all adding to the uncertainty.

Turkish economic output is tumbling.