Sentence examples for contract severely from inspiring English sources

Matters haven't been helped by the country's economy, which is expected to contract severely this year.

Once the U.S. economy began to contract severely, the tendency for gold to flow out of other countries and toward the United States intensified.

Mr Diouf predicts that, if the world fails to take urgent action to keep global warming beneath 2C, the emerging international target, "the global food production potential can be expected to contract severely" – with harvests dropping by up to 40 per cent in Africa, Asia and Latin America.

"Demand for goods like steel, cement and aluminum is contracting severely, so the energy used to produce them is also severely down," he said.

But that reversed quickly, and their margins contracted severely across much of the nation, especially in the Midwest and West Coast.

But as in America and Europe, analysts are pondering what will happen when the stimulus measures end.Latvia's economy contracted severely again in the third quarter.

The unions, Local 802 of the American Federation of Musicians and the American Guild of Musical Artists, had said they expected City Opera to seek to dilute the contracts severely after the company announced in May that it was leaving Lincoln Center and cutting its budget to $13 million — down from $31 million.

But after the financial crisis, global trade contracted severely.

Last month, Morgan Stanley Asia Managing Director Praveen Choudhary likened the situation to 2011/2012 when VIP revenue contracted severely while mass revenue remained strong.

In 2001, as the market for his products was contracting severely, he continued to get his board to vote him options in Broadcom's stock, which he then traded in at market price, realizing $799 million, when he had to have known as CEO that the market price was about to collapse.

Within the last 2000 years their populations have contracted severely.