Sentence examples for consistent slump from inspiring English sources

The consistent slump in turnouts for European elections – from around two-thirds of voters in 1979 to two-fifths 30 years later – tells only half the story.

A consistent slump in the range 75 100 mm was maintained for all mixtures.

Robson, a left-handed 19-year-old Briton, also blasted through fourth-ranked Agnieszka Radwanska, 6-3, 6-1, earlier this month in Madrid, a match that may serve as a template for how she could go about beating the more consistent but slumping Wozniacki.

One immediate thing to look at was to see whether what was happening to inflation in the United States was consistent with historical experience of deep slumps that we know involved the economy operating well below capacity for an extended period.

The slump in metals stocks "is consistent with a sense that we're moving sideways, if not inching toward some sort of global slowdown".

He was another player who suffered a long second half slump and when he becomes more consistent, he will be a hitter who can drive 40 doubles and 10-plus homers.

Mark Parrish, the right wing who ended the season in a slump, put it this way: "There wasn't consistent desperation".

This finding is consistent with recent evidence of climate-driven acceleration of thaw slump activity3,46 and ice wedge network degradation47 in the Mackenzie Delta region and Western Arctic more broadly, which have been linked to climate warming.

This movement from usual to slump sitting showed a moderate positive correlation, which is consistent with both lumbar regions moving towards their end of range flexion position.

No player had a career year; Jeff Carter was their most consistent forward but Brown, Anze Kopitar and Justin Williams endured long slumps.

With a little extra time off and the consistent promise from the team that Bryant's struggles are merely a slump, not an injury, the belief is that the superstar is on his way to breaking out.