Sentence examples for faces a slump from inspiring English sources
The offering comes as the technology-heavy Nasdaq market -- on which Google's shares will trade under the symbol GOOG -- faces a slump and is down 7.7percentt for the year.
The broadcaster's executive chairman, Michael Grade, is finalising plans to raise cash as the group faces a slump in advertising revenues and further pressure from servicing its debt and pension fund.
And one of the reasons why China is flooding the world with cheap steel is that it is facing a slump in demand at home.
Akzo is facing a slump in profit as cheaper generic drugs erode sales of its antidepressant Remeron in the United States, with second-quarter sales falling 74percentt.
The magazine, sent to an audience with an average annual household income of more than $450,000, represents a tiny pocket of the print publishing world that is thriving, even as its mass-market counterparts face a slump in newsstand sales.
The tie-up is one of the largest US corporate transactions of the summer and marks a remarkable turnaround for Marvel, originally a comic book company, which filed for bankruptcy in 1996 under heavy debts as it faced a slump in comic book sales.
RIM, which is also facing a slump in BlackBerry sales in the important U.S. market, on Tuesday extended its steep discounting of the PlayBook, offering each of the three storage sizes at a flat $299 until early February.
Galtieri faced a slumping economy and increased civil opposition to military rule.
The pressure for a successful product is especially intense now as the overall technology industry faces a serious slump.
Tim Davie, the head of BBC radio, has warned that the industry faces a listening slump with no prospect of digital switchover "in our lifetime" unless it wakes up to the challenges ahead.
A former executive at industry leader Whirlpool (Maytag is third in the appliance field), Ralph Hake faces an economic slump and deteriorating earnings, which slid 35% in 2001′s first half, following a 39% drop for 2000.
