Sentence examples for a considerable slump in from inspiring English sources
The fireworks business underwent a considerable slump in the years before the war.
That represents a considerable slump in fortunes for the defender, having been one of City's players of the season under Roberto Mancini two years ago, but he insisted his relationship with Pellegrini was fine.
After a considerable slump in the popularity of stage illusion, Doug Henning revitalized the art by appearing on Broadway in the 1970s and paved the way for the success of the magic show of David Copperfield and the Las Vegas extravaganza of Siegfried and Roy.
The dissolution of the Soviet Union in 1991 caused a dramatic a slump in material extraction and use (Fig. 1b).
Cuenca has a considerable trade in timber.
The effect on academic success was considerable; Brasenose slumped in performance except in law, where it excelled.
JPMorgan Chase reported a similar slump in trading income.
"But now there's a big slump in sales.
But like many of its Gulf peers, the UAE's economy has come under considerable pressure in recent years due to falling oil prices, which has led to a slump in the real estate sector and a squeeze on salaries.
There was a slump in the Beatles' popularity about a year ago.
