Sentence examples for downturn a from inspiring English sources

The genesis of the downturn—a financial crisis that came close to toppling Britain's banking system is one that augurs ill for a robust recovery.

The bulls believe that investors, businesses and consumers can shrug off the first half's economic downturn—a psychological tendency that old investment hands remember as the "looking over the valley" theory in 1973.

"I was predicting an economic downturn a year before it happened," Huckabee continued.

Even before the downturn, a growing number of companies chose to rely on their own lawyers.

Unfortunately, in a downturn, a beautiful thing can turn ugly fast.

TODAY'S recommended economics writing: Richard Posner explains why he considers the current economic downturn a "depression" and not a "recession".

Since the downturn, a series of Irish passport holders have opted to declare themselves bankrupt in Britain.

ADD it to the list of upsides of the downturn: A raised awareness of hardship can spur people to help.

With global tourism figures falling due to the worldwide economic downturn, a serious campaign was needed to combat the slide.

C1 Japan Showing Downturn A string of disappointing economic reports heightened concerns that Japan's recovery from recession may be fading.

The skip-college advocates' contention — that, with the economic downturn, a college degree may not be the best investment — has its appeal.