Sentence examples for Marked downturn from inspiring English sources

Late last year, for example, a marked downturn in the supply of acorns was reported for the entire northeastern United States, after a bumper crop the year before.

Archer said: "Housing market activity and prices now look to be at very serious risk of an extended, marked downturn following the UK's vote to leave the EU.

A new report into what children are reading at school shows a "marked downturn in difficulty of books at secondary transfer", it was revealed today.

With the weakness of the pound, the credit market freeze and the subsequent recession, "we noticed a marked downturn in interest from new buyers and inquiries from late 2008 to mid-2009," Mr. Brown said.

In addition, there has been a marked downturn in the offshore oil and gas market, with energy firms investing less because of the abundance of cheap shale gas in the US.

In the first 10 months of 2008, even before the economy had experienced its most marked downturn, the play and discover market began to collapse, losing about one-third of its retail value, Mr. Dowd said.

Enlightenment marked the downturn not only for the first family, but for the entire universe.

The years 2001 and 2002 marked a downturn for doofs while there was a resurgence in hip hop, punk and the rise of nu metal.

In many ways the previous IT downturn marked the industry's coming of age.

Odets's first critical disappointment and only a moderate commercial success when it was first produced, Rocket to the Moon marked the first downturn in his fortunes.

Is Russia at the same point it was in 1983, the short-lived era of Yuri Andropov marked by a downturn in the relationship with America and attempts to restore order and discipline at home?