Sentence examples similar to fall into the doldrums from inspiring English sources

"I'm not falling into the doldrums.

And when business pulled back last year, the economy fell into the doldrums.

Karan left the year that the Toledos went into business, and, under a series of successors, the brand fell into the doldrums.

Meanwhile, most Windows Phones have already fallen into the doldrums of design — save for Nokia's colorful entrants, many are nondescript black or grey monoliths.

The issue has largely fallen into the political doldrums in Australia in recent years.

Hiroyuki Inoue, the center's senior economist, said the figures demonstrated that when government public-works outlays end, the economy falls right back into the doldrums.

Many shares are owned by professional fund managers, who are themselves judged by clients on their performance over the most recent quarters.It is surely far better for profits to fall because firms are indulging in an investment spree than for profits to fall because executives' caution is sending the economy into the doldrums.

Even the once-bright economy has run into the doldrums as oil prices have fallen.

The dot-com collapse had sent the Bay area into the doldrums.

Yet if the UK and European economies run into the doldrums Glasgow will shiver even more.

But within months, growth stalled, unemployment rose to giddy heights, public confidence plummeted, and the country sank into the doldrums.