Sentence examples for apparent downturn from inspiring English sources

Fed watchers expect Greenspan to say he now is more worried about the apparent downturn than he is about a resurge in inflation.

The BBC's director of strategic operations, John Tate, has criticised the findings, saying he is "disappointed" that Ofcom had chosen to "lay such emphasis on an apparent downturn in BBC content spend".

Rowett did not live long after the return of the expedition; in 1924, aged 50, he took his own life following an apparent downturn in his business fortunes.

But in some cities with apparent downturns in drug use crime has risen, and in some with intractable drug problems crime has dropped.

As is apparent in this downturn, the economic effects of such an ad hoc system can be perverse.

In October 2000, before the downturn became apparent, temporary-help agencies began cutting jobs and did not stop until early this year.

The Fed used its main weapon against recession — cuts in short-term interest rates — aggressively as the depth of the downturn became apparent.

The financing for the fall semester was mostly in place many months ago, before the severity of the credit crisis and the economic downturn became apparent.

As he did in selling his tax cut, Mr. Bush used the changing economic situation as further justification for initiatives that he had proposed long before the downturn became apparent.

One reason for the apparent contradictions is that this downturn has been unusually long and broad but has never deteriorated into a national crisis.

That rise coincided with a rise in child poverty, which had been falling, and official recognition that inequality in income and wealth had also risen 16 all before the current economic downturn became fully apparent.