Sentence examples for downturn again from inspiring English sources

"You won't see the telecom industry have this bad a downturn again in our lifetime".

Before the filming started, Onassis came to their rescue, getting their pest-infested, garbage-filled home cleaned up to save it from condemnation by the health authorities, but the Maysleses catch the Beales on the downturn again.

In addition, there are pressures arising from increased demand and rising public expectations, as well as the consequences of the economic downturn (again a bigger issue in England than in Australia).

"Anyone who gets into the business looks back over the course of 100 years, and knows in the next 100 years, there's gonna be a downturn again," he said.

In October, talk of a downturn surfaced again when the Dow tumbled 4 percent over seven days of ups and downs.

"Lower prices from the downturn are again attracting investment in the residential segment," said Andrew Rohr, a real estate specialist with Colliers International's Istanbul office.

(That's another consequence of the technological revolution coinciding with the economic downturn, but again, it's another conversation).

The Bin Laden bump lasted just a few weeks, though, until the continuing impact of the economic downturn was once again front and center for most Americans.

Frederick Moran, an analyst with the Benchmark Company, lauded Amazon's performance in the face of the economic downturn, saying "once again, Amazon's revenue growth looks extremely good, and it looks locked in more than one would expect".

But you would have to read very carefully in this volume to catch a hint of the Celtic Tiger, of the building boom in Ireland in the '90's and of the economic downturn that has again emptied the countryside.

Why It's Growing: The mobile data trend (smartphones, tablets) and "cloud computing" (subscription-based or pay-per-use services like apps and data storage) mean companies that scaled back I.T. departments in the 2008 economic downturn are hiring again.