Sentence examples for downturn itself from inspiring English sources

Today, as was the case 16 years ago, the downturn itself isn't the main problem.

But the economic downturn itself has turned out to be as much a blessing as a curse.

The downturn itself was less serious than in the euro area as a whole output fell by 2.5% in 2009—and there was a recovery in 2010.

The economic downturn reversed itself.

The Media Lab still has a place, but it may, during the economic downturn, see itself overshadowed by more concrete research by tangible products like drugs.

But with Swift's popularity plummeting following a terrible economic downturn -- itself compounded by the 9/11 attacks -- state GOP officials began pushing for her exit.

Dell, which has struggled with flagging sales of personal computers and servers during the downturn, has bought itself a piece of the federal government's stimulus pie.

"The downturn, whether manifesting itself in order-book cancellations, a lack of new orders or the postponement or halting of projects, was most commonly attributed in one way or another to Brexit.

"One of the things that made the market comfortable with G.M.," Ms. Lombard wrote, "was the fact that it had plenty of money to survive this industry downturn and give itself enough time to execute a turnaround".

[As the housing downturn has made itself felt, shares of USG have declined almost 35percentt from a 52-week high of $58.74. They fell 85 cents Monday to close at $39.] Even with Mr. Buffett as a shareholder, drywall remains a low-glamour industry.

A cyclical explanation suggests that there may be little that policymakers can do other than provide short-term stimulus to boost aggregate demand: over time the cyclical downturn will correct itself and life will get better.