Sentence examples for a bigger slump from inspiring English sources

The United States market is in a bigger slump, down 21.5 percent from the 2011 period.

"Apple's decline is due to a confluence of unforced errors such as the botched iOS 8 update but, with the stock holding up well following the recent product announcements, today's declines could be more of a dip that offers a buying opportunity rather than the start of a bigger slump," said Chris Beauchamp, market analyst at IG.

It just gets you into a bigger slump and gets you drained and insecure.

Yet occupancy rates have gone down since then, with a big slump after Sept. 11, 2001.

And let me repeat the past tense: following a big slump, not just when you're in it.

"We're in a big slump," said Hugh Nayler, who has been a member of Mr. McCreadie's crew since 1975.

As she noted: "We saw a big slump right after and I don't think it will hold".

Japan's economy is in a mild recession because of a big slump in exports but is likely to escape next year, economists say.

While much of Florida saw a big slump this fall, Sarasota came through just fine, with its offering of quality time for families suddenly a big plus.

Tesco is in turmoil after replacing its chief executive and finance director after a big slump in performance in the UK and overseas.

"We have seen a big slump in the number of apartments and people buying off-plan to let," Mr. Jackson said.