Sentence examples for future downturn from inspiring English sources

Moreover, leaner inventories should reduce the ferocity of any future downturn.

Once businesses, households and investors think that the economic cycle has been tamed, they may be encouraged to take bigger risks and to act in ways that ensure a deeper future downturn.

They warn that the chancellor's package of measures to boost the property market could instead stoke a housing bubble and leave taxpayers exposed to a future downturn in prices.

During the presidential campaign, Mr. Bush made the case that large-scale tax relief was vital despite the seemingly robust economy because it offered "insurance" against a future downturn.

Mr. Kudrin is a chief proponent of saving the bulk of the country's oil profits in a sovereign wealth fund to offset inflation and any future downturn in world oil prices.

All other members of the MPC, from King down, were of the opinion that the hike in oil prices was a far more pressing problem than any hypothetical future downturn.

Once again, that would put United States banks in a better position than their foreign peers to survive future downturns.

During the boom years, most states stockpiled millions of dollars to pay for unemployment benefits during future downturns.

They say that we can avoid future downturns if the Federal Reserve Board pops bubbles earlier by raising interest rates when speculation heats up.

It's vital that local authorities, community and voluntary organisations work together to develop ways of "recession-proofing" these communities from future downturns.

Most countries in the region have enjoyed several consecutive years of healthy economic growth and, by reining in their budget deficits and reforming their banking systems, many have reduced their vulnerability to future downturns.