Sentence examples for fall into slumps from inspiring English sources

In a tournament this long, teams can fall into slumps and come out of them.

Scott joked today that he used to fall into slumps -- two-game slumps.

Germany, Europe's largest economy, became one of the first to fall into the slump, with the US and UK following behind.

Mr. Sheffe, who has lived near the World Trade Center for 19 years, said he feared the financial district would fall into a slump, as it did after the terrorist attacks 11 years ago.

In the mid-nineteen-thirties the Fed, believing that the Great Depression was over, started to tighten monetary conditions, only to see the economy fall into another slump, which forced the bank to reverse course.

In its World Economic Outlook, the fund cut growth projections for the United States and said that the fragile state of affairs greatly raised the odds that the global economy would fall into a slump.

After a string of negative responses, they fall into a slump that is nearly impossible to break out of.

If the Chinese economy does fall into a slump, the Dragon Slayer may yet have his day.

It's so easy in today's world to fall into that slump.

When you fall into a slump and don't know how to get out of the hole that you've dug?

When the students fall into a slump, the teacher grabs a drum and begins to beat out the rhythms of the club anthem: "How beautiful you are," the song goes.