Sentence examples for economic dips from inspiring English sources

Just after closing 2010 on a positive sales note, the auto industry began humming its old upbeat tune, accompanied by new cars and trucks it hoped can sustain the momentum and smooth any economic dips ahead.

That locks in subscription revenues, which only go up and are more resistant to economic dips.

In announcing the closing of Madame Wu's Garden, she said that the restaurant's first 20 years had been great but that the next decade had been far more challenging because of economic dips and rising competition.

Despite the moves, analysts fear that Ms. Rousseff will pay a political price for Brazil's economic dip.

But a big economic dip at home means that it is the Germans themselves who now have the biggest deficit.

"We'd just gone through this economic dip, people weren't selling, things were happening in warehouses," Voorsanger says.

All this contributed to Brazil being one of the first countries to get out of the global 2008/2009 economic dip.

Yet, like all retailers, J. Crew knows it only takes an economic dip, or a style slip, for sales to decline.

He started to struggle in 2000, during the last economic dip, and in March of last year, he was let go from a catering company.

But from the front porch, the economic dip is reflected in the number of freight trains, now down about 10percentt from a daily high of 75.

Further easing by the central bank is likely to follow the tax rise, but the expected economic dip will also heap more pressure on Mr Abe to press ahead with other growth-boosting measures.