Sentence examples for expected downturn from inspiring English sources

The organisation said that "resilience in developing economies" would compensate for an expected downturn in the United States.

"Antiquorum restructured on a global basis in 2010, resulting in a temporary, and expected, downturn in turnover," said Charles Tearle, a director of Antiquorum New York.

Large diversified mining companies, such as Rio Tinto, Anglo American and BHP Billiton are already rationalising their business plans to cope with the expected downturn, it says.

Inchcape said that while it remained in compliance with its financing arrangements, it was talking to its lenders to ensure those arrangements were appropriate for the expected downturn.

The recently announced takeover of Baker Hughes by Halliburton will help the two oilfield-service companies cope with an expected downturn in the oil industry, as capital spending is cut in response to the falling oil price.

A faster than expected downturn in print advertising and slower increase in digital revenues, combined with the costs of international expansion, means that the company's outgoings have outpaced revenues over the past five years.

Takahide Kiuchi, senior economist at Nomura Securities in Tokyo, said he expected the downturn to last until late 2010, with some respite next year from stimulus measures.

Mr. Myers said that he expected a downturn in the media economy at the end of 2004 -- after the presidential election.

During a conference call with financial analysts this afternoon, Mr. Chambers said that although the next several quarters would be challenging, he expected the downturn to be a short one.

The run-up to the vote created uncertainty that hit house sales and Foxtons said on Monday it expected the downturn to last at least until the end of this year.

"When everyone expected the downturn to be short, it lasted longer than anyone expected," he says.