Sentence examples for a deep downturn from inspiring English sources

"We do not think that this is a deep downturn".

However, he added, a "deep downturn is not occurring at this stage".

"It could be the difference between a moderate downturn and a deep downturn".

Between 1989 and 1992, during a deep downturn, the city lost 321,000 private-sector jobs.

He acknowledges that the hotel's opening coincides with a deep downturn in the nation's economy.

Fears of a deep downturn were raised by a gloomy survey from the Confederation of British Industry.

9.59am: The eurozone remains mired in recession, and could suffer a deeper downturn than previously feared.

Airline stocks were also battered on Monday amid concerns consumers and businesses will cut back on travel spending in a deeper downturn.

Economists around the world have condemned that target as punitive, because aiming for it will inevitably result in a deeper downturn.

The bigger concern is that central banks like the ECB have little ammunition to fight a deeper downturn, whether triggered by events in Europe or elsewhere.

Growth will be slower in almost every major economy this year, the IMF believes, as fears of a deeper downturn weigh on businesses and consumers and dampen trade.