Sentence examples for doldrums by from inspiring English sources
The phrase "doldrums by" is correct and can be used in written English
It is typically used to indicate that something is affected by or experiencing a period of sluggishness or stagnation. Example: The company's profits were in the doldrums by the end of the quarter due to the slow economy.
But she lifts the movie from the costume-drama doldrums by sheer dazzling force of will.
But Ms. Bening lifts the movie from the costume-drama doldrums by sheer dazzling force of will.
It is credited by some with helping pull America out of its economic doldrums by pushing technologies quickly into the hands of industry.
In the late 1990s the Bank of Japan aimed to escape its economic doldrums by promising to leave interest rates at zero "until deflationary concerns subside".
Mahmoud Othman, also a member of the Kurdish Alliance, said he had been fighting the doldrums by showing up at Parliament in spite of himself.
With the acquisition, Electronic Arts is trying to break out of its doldrums by focusing on a new breed of digital games.
Whether policy makers should take big steps to tackle the economic doldrums -- by printing even more money and buying even more assets -- will be the dominant question at the symposium and at the Fed's next meeting on Sept. 21.
Next came late-summer doldrums followed by the false albacore.
Europe's economic doldrums are by no means the region's problem alone.
Nothing fundamental has changed.A plausible explanation for the current doldrums, offered by Stelios Papadopoulos, vice-chairman of SG Cowen, a New York-based arm of the Société Générale bank, is that in biotechnology fundamentals do not really count.
IF there was any doubt about the recovery of New York's economy from the deep doldrums caused by 9/11 and the collapse of the financial markets, it has disappeared in the last few months.
