Sentence examples for a downturn before from inspiring English sources

Nobody has ever experienced a downturn before.

Cowell and his partner Adrian Levy have been through a downturn before, and nearly lost everything.

And Mr Clinton has presided over it sensibly, not least by deciding to keep Alan Greenspan in charge at the Federal Reserve.There may yet be a downturn before polling day, of course.

But Mr. Challenger said anecdotal evidence suggested that many younger people who had been laid off were approaching the news "very blithely," an attitude he attributed to the fact they have never experienced a downturn before.

Overall, Alwaleed says the U.S. stock market is overvalued; He's looking for a downturn before making major new commitments.

"It had been a 'grow, grow, grow' era, and some people, especially young people who'd never been through a downturn before, didn't like being told to suddenly get very conservative.

"I can't think of a time in the postwar period in any major industrial countries where we have had a downturn resume before the previous cycle was over".

Given that the world was part of the way through a downturn unparalleled before or since, it was a brave call to say it was "only a temporary period of adjustment", but as it turned out absolutely correct.

Like the national and regional economies, Long Island had started to see signs of a downturn even before Sept. 11, and the decline seemed to accelerate in the immediate aftermath of the attacks.

With the debt-laden government worried about an economic downturn before an upper house election that is likely in July, many analysts expect it to prod the central bank into further easing.

Mr. Gold said the industry had seen downturns before but not like this.