Sentence examples for downturn back from inspiring English sources

Cook gave the the first hints of a downturn back in January.

I was overseas during a recession and I can't remember the downturn back home ever entering my work.

After the darkness of a consumer downturn stretching back to late 2007, retailers had hoped to see the light from a high street spending bonanza driven by this summer's Diamond Jubilee, Euro 2012 football and the Olympic Games.

News on Tuesday of a pickup factory production across the 17-nation single currency area during the second quarter left financial markets convinced that a downturn stretching back to the end of 2011 is now over.

In previous downturns, going back to 1990, the discount for Class A sublet space was about 10 to 15percentt, Cushman & Wakefield said.

Analysing downturns going back to the great depression, Paul Johnson, director of the IFS, said: "This time really does seem to be different … it has been deeper and longer than those of the 1990s, the 1980s and even the 1930s.

"It took about 24 months from that downturn to get back to single digits".

A downturn might bring back some of what we've lost.

The Swiss company said it also expected lower investment income in the current economic downturn to cut back its profits.

A sharper European downturn could hold back Japan's own recovery by hurting its exports to the region, its third-biggest export market after China and the United States.

Mr. Avent writes: Manufacturing states, which suffered very heavily in the downturn but bounced back relatively quickly, feature prominently on the list.