Sentence examples for downturn altogether from inspiring English sources

But compared with what has happened in other states, Texas's wounds are scratches.Until recently some watchers thought Texas could dodge the downturn altogether.

For too long it thought it might skip the downturn altogether, and it was late to wake up to the extent of its banks' ills.

Having cut rates 11 times last year to lower the cost of borrowing, the Fed has helped prop up the economy but has yet to end the downturn altogether.

This means that it might take Malik, who graduated two years ago during the beginning of a particularly brutal recession, up to a decade to recover the wages she might have earned had she sidestepped the downturn altogether.

Those types of jobs were slashed during the downturn, and job prospects often fade altogether as workers age.

The downturn hit everyone, after all.

"If the downturn is so severe that advertisers stop advertising altogether, or face financial difficulties, then online is affected like everybody else," he added.

It looks like the site has stopped updating altogether, but in addition to the downturn in productivity, the top row of stories on the site in the "Latest News" section, have all had their titles replaced with, um, names of potato dishes?

"Even before the economic downturn, Baby Boomers had started to give up shopping altogether because they couldn't find compelling merchandise," says Christine Chen, retail analyst at Needham & Co. "They have failed to capture this new customer.

Sebastian Coe and the London Organizing Committee had to put on the modern world's grandest spectacle in the midst of a British economic downturn with security costs soaring and a sudden shortage of security guards altogether with the event approaching.

Lawsuit after lawsuit is raining down on some of them, and legal threats, fierce competition but evidently also the economic downturn and the decline in digital advertising spending is forcing some companies to shut down altogether.