Sentence examples for increasing downturn from inspiring English sources

"The official GDP data are lagging behind the PMIs so we strongly suspect that the official data will show an increasing downturn of the euro zone recession in the final quarter," said Chris Williamson, chief economist at data collator Markit.

Slumping business confidence and an increased downturn in order book backlogs suggest there's worse to come," said Williamson.

However, the East Midlands-based clothing company has also defied the downturn, increasing sales by 61 per cent in the past year.

That can lengthen a downturn by increasing supply.

But all Poles are facing the economic downturn with increasing nervousness.

"The global economic crisis and economic downturn is increasing in severity, and Japan's export market is rapidly shrinking," the country's cabinet office said.

These measures also need to be undertaken in the UK – which has seen its own suicide levels increasing following the economic downturn.

There is an increasing risk that the downturn could be severe, not least because of the fragility of Britain's mortgage lenders as the housing market subsides.

Last month, the increasing likelihood of a downturn in the United States forced the government to cut its growth forecast for the current fiscal year, ending March 31, to 1.3percentt, from 2.1percentt.

In China, home of the world's last great Communist dictatorship, President Xi Jinping tightened his grip on the organs of power and on media and civil society organisations, attempting to compensate for an economic downturn by increasing centralised control.

In general, the awards reflected the current turmoil in the music business, where sales are down roughly 5percentt, Internet piracy and CD burning seem to be spiraling out of control, artists are banding together to confront their labels on certain issues, and the economic downturn and increasing consolidation are leading to major cuts for major labels.