Sentence examples for a downturn until from inspiring English sources
The collapse was a rude awakening for a generation of venture capitalists who came of age in the 1990's and had not known a downturn until the dot-com flameout.
When Fiorina tried to unify HP's sales commission structure to stress revenue growth over orders, reporting became so haphazard that she didn't learn of a downturn until too late, surprising Wall Street.
It was designed to assist workers through a few tough months during an economic downturn until their old jobs came back.
Therefore, both branches of government have an incentive to prevent or at least postpone an economic downturn until after the election, which is what happened back in 1987.
Just in case, he declared, taxes should be lowered because "if delayed until a downturn begins, tax cuts would come too late to prevent a recession".
The ballooning supply has forced automakers to offer costly rebates and other incentives, discounts normally not seen until a downturn hits.
Both scores remained largely unaffected by age until a downturn in the patient's late sixties.
David M. Blitzer, chairman of S.& P.'s Index Committee, does not count a downturn as a double dip until it exceeds the previous low.
In an update that sent Whittard shares more than 10% lower, the company said business in central London and at its tourist stores had been "materially affected" in a downturn that it fears may last until Christmas.
Subscription revenues are resilient in a downturn.
