Sentence examples for financial doldrums from inspiring English sources

Even with the worldwide financial doldrums, the business continues to grow.

Domestic financial doldrums also have led companies to expand overseas, so that less of their income is subject to federal income taxes.

Perhaps it jibes with McCourt's claims that Selig has been far nicer to the Mets in their financial doldrums than he has been to the Dodgers.

With rent, books, and the joys of Freshers' Week to pay for, it's often not long before you're heading towards the financial doldrums.

Writer learned of Dr. Lowry from a newspaper advertisement inviting "every person who ever wanted to break out of the financial doldrums" to a free introductory seminar that "could be the most important 90 minutes of your entire life".

PHILADELPHIA ORCHESTRA As its financial doldrums drag on and key players decamp or contemplate new positions, the orchestra waits yet another season for its new music director, Yannick Nézet-Séguin Nézet-Séguin

Despite the global financial crisis and the doldrums of austerity in some traditional Western markets, De Beers, the colossus based in South Africa that controls about 36 percent of the global supply of rough diamonds, recorded a huge increase in sales in 2011, which increased more than 25 percent, to $7.38 billion, according to its annual report last week.

Business at Barratt and other housebuilders has recovered sharply after years in the doldrums following the financial crisis.

All of this data strengthens the argument that there has been a strong recovery in the housing market since the doldrums of the financial crisis.

At a time when much of the financial industry is in the doldrums and has become dependent on government support, this may be the time to experiment with new "best practices" in the market for human capital unintrusive enough not to excessively distort that market but robust enough to survive once competition once again heats up.

TRADERS and investment bankers on Wall Street have been looking to the Federal Reserve for help in reviving financial markets that have been in the doldrums.