Sentence examples for began to bottom from inspiring English sources

After slowing sharply this year, the Chinese economy began to bottom out in September, but then perked up again.

With the exception of Japan, the region has powered ahead since mid-2009 astimulusus measures took hold and the collapse in global demand began to bottom out.

The Economic Planning Agency also said that exports were expected to pick up a little as Asian economies began to bottom out and imports rose amid more consumer spending.

His numbers began to bottom out because of lack of damage control during a Senate meltdown over the summer that was hardly his fault.

He moved between chambers with more ease than normal, giving Nancy a hand when John got too swept up in hammering away at her, filling John's mouth with bipartisan words to spit out when he forgot himself, making sure Harry and Mitch swapped when their negotiations began to bottom out and always making sure that no one ignored his need for attention, love or political satisfaction.

"Our data right now is telling us the European economy in general has begun to bottom," Mr. Conway says.

"Our data right now is telling us the European economy in general has begun to bottom," he said.

The increase helped bring the trade deficit to its lowest levels in nine years, and spurred discussion about whether the recession was beginning to bottom out.

PARIS — European car sales tumbled again in May, reaching their lowest level in 20 years, manufacturers' data showed Tuesday, but analysts and industry officials said the market might have finally begun to bottom out.

The results were worse than most analysts had projected and could dash hopes among some economists, based on recent initial purchasing managers' surveys and bank lending data, that the downturn had begun to bottom out.

Short-term momentum indicators are beginning to bottom.