Sentence examples for had depressed from inspiring English sources

Syria's unstable economy had depressed demand there by 40 percent since March, when the uprising began.

A struggling magazine division had depressed earnings, making Nine's large debt pile even less sustainable.

But the company's relatively high debt had depressed its share price.

"The proposed airport had depressed residential property values all around the site," he said.

Her new heart medicine had depressed her and interfered with her usual determination to live a full life.

The company said lower trading volume had depressed revenue across the board, but most notably in European derivatives.

By the Centinela exit on I-10, I had depressed myself, and nothing had even really happened.

He said that €303 million in special charges, which BMW did not completely explain, had depressed the bottom line and obscured the quality of the company's underlying performance.

By the end of the day, I'd completely forgotten how much the play and the circumstances of its author's demise had depressed me.

The Mongol invasion of the 13th century had depressed Persia's artistic life, only partly restored by the renaissance under the Mongol Il-Khan dynasty (1256 1353).

ProSiebenSat.1, Germany's largest free-to-air television network, said last week that the collapse in the country's advertising market had depressed its results for the third quarter.