Sentence examples for early downturn from inspiring English sources

Yet Americans may be wise to restrain hopes that Mr. Hussein's capture will generate an early downturn in the insurgency that has taken the lives of more than 190 American soldiers since May 1, the day Mr. Bush proclaimed an end to major combat operations.

I don't intend to stop until I succeed, but some advice on how to maintain a steady, long-term reputation among VCs despite early downturns would be valuable.

Mr. Huth said Long Island held relatively steady because other parts of the nation suffered heavy losses in manufacturing jobs, the kinds of jobs Long Island lost in the earlier downturn of the 1980's and early 1990's.

That combination of an earlier downturn and low valuations should mean that the equity market will recover earlier than elsewhere.

Five years ago, in an earlier downturn, industry cutbacks set off a public debate about the health of the book business, but since then publishers' output has steadily grown back.

In a much earlier downturn, Berkeley cheered millions of moviegoers by choreographing "Gold Diggers of 1933," a song-and-dance spectacular about down-and-out actors on Broadway.

The payroll survey, which is based on employment records, showed job losses of 1.7 million in the first 13 months of the earlier downturn compared with 3.5 million in the current recession.

Credit difficulties contributed to earlier downturns.

"This recession is different in nature from earlier downturns in the post-war period.

In Canada employers cut 129,000 jobs in January, more than in any single month during earlier downturns.

It arises from an intriguing fact, however, that tends to set this recent recession apart from earlier downturns.