Sentence examples for any slump from inspiring English sources

In contrast, the British government has little leeway to spend its way out of any slump.

A rising loan to value ratio leaves Northern Rock exposed to any slump in house prices.

A story by Mike McIntire in today's Times says any slump in real estate prices is not going to affect New York City tax revenues much.

During any slump, he explained, the first-time buyers' market remains much stronger than the overall market, with prices proportionately higher and a livelier sales pace.

Analysts said Internet travel agencies like Expedia, Travelocity and Orbitz were likely to survive any slump caused by the Iraqi war better than traditional travel businesses, just as they weathered the Sept. 11 attacks more easily.

Trachsel has been the Mets' best pitcher lately, capable of stopping almost any slump, but the Philadelphia Phillies smacked him around for seven runs, including three early home runs, in his shortest outing of the season, and they cruised to a 7-2 vinthey in the opener of a four-game series.

Lunar Waves is the imprint's sophomore release, and Roberto shows he's not hitting a slump any time soon, delivering four tracks of smooth and shimmering Balearic house grooves.

Neither do I any longer slump into debilitating depressions," he writes.

So if prices start falling, new buyers may jump into the market and prevent any extended slump.

Yet any price slump is likely to be less severe than in 2008, when oil prices crashed by more than $100 a barrel in six months.

The average loan-to-value ratio is less than 60%, meaning the vast majority of homeowners have a "substantial cushion of equity" to protect them from any further slump in the market, the CML said.