Sentence examples for difficult to slump from inspiring English sources
Apparently it's difficult to slump too long these days, if you happen to be the Blue Comet or the Blue Blur or the Big Blue Whatever.
Recession has turned to slump.
New orders have begun to slump.
The economy is going to slump again.
(See "Asian Stocks Continue To Slump").
In 2015, China's coal market demand continued to slump.
This will prompt you not to slump.
Untreated, your dog may deteriorate, find it difficult to walk, and slump to the ground.
Yet the ups are often mirrored by some pretty difficult-to-ignore slumps: he was booted out by Australia in 2005 after losing eight of his final nine games, he left Queensland Reds after finishing bottom of the 2007 Super 14 (including a record 92-3 defeat by the Bulls) and his time at Saracens ended early in 2009 after a falling out with the board.
According to the company, the earnings drop-off was a result of mining companies and other customers scaling back on purchases due to slumping commodity prices, the problems in the credit markets, as well as generally difficult market conditions.
