Sentence examples for growing slump from inspiring English sources

Year Three of the Pablo Mastroeni regime sees a full-scale revolution under way in Commerce City, with last season's Western Conference cellar dwellers making major changes in a bid to break out of a growing slump.

The IMF's economists predict the UK's capacity to grow will slump by 4.5% by 2019 if Britain ends up outside the single market.

"All this provides a clue to one mystery -- why the welfare rolls haven't been growing during this slump," said Mr. Levitan.

Or Al Gore, who graciously accepted loss in public, then descended into a private slump, growing a beard and putting on weight before slowly finding his passion in environmental advocacy that won him a Nobel Peace Prize.

And while the government of Fernando de la Rua is facing serious economic problems -- a weak recovery from last year's nasty slump, growing labor unrest -- "crisis" would be far too strong a word.

But as Leeds's financial services grew, Sheffield slumped to a sullen defeat.

Even Argentina, after a four-year slump, is growing again.

The economy's fastest growing sector since the slump has been business services and finance, which includes the City.

Faced with an economic slump, a growing number of national retailers are abandoning the longstanding tradition of reporting monthly store sales and forecasting annual profits.

Presumably he was relying on the fact that even if it's scarcely booming, the British economy has at least been growing after years of slump and stagnation.

It's a stumble for the Indian film industry, which has been growing consistently since a slump at the end of the last decade.