Sentence examples for clear downturn from inspiring English sources
But that was paired with a clear downturn in the Midwest tied to the devastating impact of the emerald ash borer, an invasive species that has single-handedly taken out millions of U.S. trees, according to recent research.
In an added attempt to soothe investors, Mr. Bernanke also suggested that the central bank would focus less heavily than usual on incoming economic data, which has yet to signal a clear downturn.
In an added attempt to soothe investors, Mr. Bernanke also suggested that the central bank would focus less heavily than usual on incoming economic data, which have yet to signal a clear downturn.
The findings reinforced expectations that Fed policy makers will hold interest rates steady when they meet again in August, as the central bankers weigh the threat of inflation against a clear downturn in the economy.
Only days earlier, under the pressure of the clear downturn in relations, Lake had finally wrested Christopher's consent to open a new channel to Liu -- a shift that returned the initiative on China to the White House, where it has largely remained under Berger, Lake's successor.
Among middle-income countries, Venezuela made a clear downturn at ca. 10,000 GKD.
By January and February 2009, it was clear the downturn was greater and a larger stimulus was needed.
"Our advantages are even clearer in downturns," he says.To make such a mark, Mr Immelt will have to depart from his predecessor's script.
"It's clear that the downturn in manufacturing that began last September has been nearly as severe as the 1990-91 recesaidn," said Jerry Jasinowski, president of the National Association of Manufacturers.
"It is clear that a downturn in activity in the industry has an impact that is felt far beyond the site fence, acting as a brake on the country's ambitions to return to growth," said Reisner.
"The link between house prices and regional economic activity is much clearer in the downturn than in the recovery," Mr. Williams said.
