Sentence examples for a dramatic downturn from from inspiring English sources

Ireland's woes represent a dramatic downturn from the days when the so-called Celtic Tiger was the envy of Europe.

Coupled with the retirement of Paul Scholes and a dramatic downturn in form from Anderson, United's midfield has rarely looked so frail.

Not only did the project suffer from a dramatic downturn in the economy and initially annoy drivers with expensive parking, but it wavered between the theatrical and the tasteful: "It looks like it was designed by some Romanians based on a postcard of Las Vegas," said the Los Angeles architecture critic Michael Webb.

According to Ed McKelvey of Goldman Sachs, the only comparable modern precedent is the federal government's short-lived imposition of credit controls in early 1980, which produced a dramatic downturn in American consumer spending.

The result is a more stable catalyst for economic growth that is less subject to a dramatic downturn.

Other Spanish properties have gone into administration this year as they struggle with a dramatic downturn in the sector.

In other business news, the chief executive of Bayerische Motoren Werke, Norbert Reithofer, said his firm stood by its profitability targets for this year, despite a dramatic downturn in the automotive industry.

I know it seems like only yesterday that the economy took a dramatic downturn, and all anyone could talk about was how difficult it was to find a job.

This deduction would be a problem not only because it obscures the 72%% increases from 2005 2009, but also because this dramatic downturn makes a deviation from other data sources more likely.

The point of the tests is to gauge how well big banks, those with more than $50 billion in assets, would stand up to a dramatic economic downturn or shock to the financial system.

With the dramatic downturn in the U.S. economy, a once robust job market has shrunk due largely to the depressed housing market.