Sentence examples for came slump from inspiring English sources

The great hope vanished and in its place came slump, fascism, another war and the Holocaust.

Some will be used to finance a fiscal deficit, which will be worse as a result of the coming slump.

But then came the slump and, crucially, his first two bogeys before the weather turned evil.

After the war came another slump, which ended when the yard agreed to build the world's first nuclear-powered submarine, the U.S.S.

The first quarter drop-off came from the historic slump in demand in the automotive and construction markets.

True enough, they cut unworkable deals in 2007 with union bosses who had papered them with donations, though each would contend that nobody knew the depth of the coming economic slump.

To counter, the innumerate benefits of regular, quality sleep are equally easy to find; brighter skin, increased productivity, better cognitive function, reduced risk of said diseases and an overall feeling of greater wellbeing (with the added benefit of not falling asleep at your desk come 4.00pm slump).

Sometime in the 1990s came a great slump in voting.

It should thus have come as no surprise that Nadal, instead of letting his shoulders slump, came right out and broke him back in the next game.

In other regions, including parts of North Rhine-Westphalia (NRW), the slump came on top of long industrial decline and years of fiscal rot.

In Iowa, Trump's trade protectionism was a risk and came during a slump for farmers who depend on open markets.