Sentence examples for a sudden slump from inspiring English sources

China's economy is slowing, but the odds of a sudden slump remain low.

Sharply slower Chinese growth would hit commodity exporters elsewhere, but there is no sign of such a sudden slump.

The latest crop of statistics, particularly better-than-expected figures on global manufacturing prospects, argue against a sudden slump.

But now a sudden slump has befallen the manufacturers who were supposed to trade us back to prosperity.

Yet even there the likely immediate outcome of the euro zone's crisis is the enfeeblement of an already weak recovery, rather than a sudden slump.

That feeling has not changed despite a sudden slump that has Syracuse reeling with two games left in the regular season.

Here, too, Mr. Nasseri's physical commitment to the music — in the use of fists or a sudden slumping of the shoulder — added to the sense of exhaustion and despair of these psychologically absorbing and structurally convincing pieces.

What compounded the mystery was Federer's sudden slump from a high level.

It is too early to say whether the sudden slump signals a real change in government strategy.

Why has the rial slumped so sharply this week? A. Although it has been declining steadily in recent months – weighed down by a combination of Western sanctions on Iranian oil sales, soaring inflation and the threat of a conflict with Israel – the sudden slump appears to have been inadvertently triggered by the country's central bank.

As brilliant as Larsen's game was, there is the parallel reality that the Dodgers were sideswiped by a sudden hitting slump: they allowed three unremarkable pitchers to shut them down in the last three games of the series.