Sentence examples for downturn around from inspiring English sources

We can have little idea when that will be, except to observe that, given the sequence of global recessions, you would expect another downturn around 2017.

And Mr. Bush has not given any indication of whether or how workers would be insulated from the risk of a stock market downturn around the time they retire.

France Telecom seemed confident that it would be able to maintain strong profitability in its home market, even with fears of an economic downturn around the corner.

The first two inflection points for the cohort curves have similar downturns around 1910 and upturns around 1930 for both incidence and mortality, but the third inflection points differ, with a downturn around 1960 for incidence and around 1950 for mortality.

Already, signs of an economic downturn are all around -- a depressed stock market, layoffs in several business sectors.

They depend heavily on sponsorship fees, which fell during the downturn, from around $28m to back a car for a season to around $22m today.

But today, every country that reaped a share of the benefits of globalisation is feeling the lash of what the Bank of England governor Mervyn King has called "an unprecedented and synchronised downturn... around the world".

With the economic downturn, only around two-thirds of law school graduates in 2010 got jobs for which a law degree is required, the lowest rate since 1996.

Despite Conservative criticism of Corbynomics, Mr Murphy believes the Chancellor will launch his own version of the National Infrastructure Bank when the economy enters the next downturn, which he expects around 2017 as China's problems reverberate around the world.

"There is no double-dip downturn going on around here".

Since the housing downturn, condo auctions around the country have increased.