Sentence examples for downturns from from inspiring English sources

There have been downturns from time to time.

Add in downturns from Besler, Aurélien Collin, and left-back Seth Sinovic, and Sporting's entire back six has diminished from 2013.

Last month, a forum of regulators at the Bank for International Settlements said banks would have to set aside more capital as protection against downturns from the end of 2012.

One other great influence on his thinking was that he had studied previous economic downturns, from the Great Depression of 1929 to those of the 70s and 80s, and was attuned to recognising tell-tale signs of a downturn.

Belsky and McCue studied housing downturns from 1980 to 2004 and discovered that the most likely cause of housing price declines were spikes in unemployment.

A new paper from economists Rob Johnson and Arjun Jayadev looks at economic downturns from 1979 to 2014, and finds a tight correlation between unemployment and racism ― the higher the unemployment rate, the more ubiquitous the discrimination.

He told the crowd that it had prevented the economic downturn from getting worse.

They claimed that the move could deter employers emerging from the economic downturn from taking on new staff.

JPMorgan Chase & Company and other banks led the market higher, reversing a downturn from the day before.

The Federal Reserve was cutting its benchmark interest rate rapidly, in an effort to keep the downturn from snowballing.

Coe said even during the sharp global economic downturn from 2008 onwards, London "punched through" to reach the finish line.