Sentence examples for consistent downturn from inspiring English sources

And when they removed the catches of a single, highly fluctuating species, the Peruvian anchoveta, the data revealed a strong and consistent downturn, of 660,000 tonnes a year.

Government policy should remain consistent through downturns and boom years, they say, and avoid treating companies differently, whether they are reaping profits or in danger of collapsing.

The drop in Mr. Obama's economic approval ratings is consistent with a downturn in the percentage of Americans who believe the economy is getting better.

The institute made its recession call only after an array of economic indicators showed a "pronounced, pervasive and persistent" downturn consistent with a recession, he says.

And I think those are consistent during any market downturn and consistent with people of that age group.

This downturn is consistent with zero-field splitting of the high-spin Fe2+ ion due to the low symmetry ligand field.

Consumers, at home and abroad, have also played a vital role by recognising Scotland's quality food and drink sector". Paul McLaughlin, chief executive of Scotland Food and Drink, said: "While food and drink is a more robust sector than others in times of economic downturn due to consistent demand for core products, this does not mean we rest on our laurels.

Our findings are consistent with the hypothesis that economic downturns may result in decreased tobacco use (procyclical effect).

The alternatives, in my view, are considerably better than the hypothesis that America has suffered permanent damage from the downturn.Slow growth is perfectly consistent with an economic recovery amid too-tight monetary policy.

It noted that "H-1B visas for the IT industry dropped by 25% from 2000 to 2002 and the overall use of the H-1B program has declined consistent with the country's general economic downturn".

This is consistent with the pattern seen during previous economic downturns, which is why the Medicare actuaries continue to point to larger economic factors as the main cause for the slowdown in health care expenditure growth in recent years.