Sentence examples for inevitable downturn from inspiring English sources

Few put enough money aside for the inevitable downturn in the economic cycle.

"They're really working at doing what they can to protect themselves from the inevitable downturn," she said.

The temptation to loosen belts must be resisted if the airline is to be ready for what Mr Grinstein calls the next "inevitable downturn".

But accountants would do themselves a favour if they voluntarily erased any impression of conflicts before investors suffer the inevitable downturn—and start looking for somebody to blame.

When he claims fiscal prudence, we remember how he ran through surpluses without a thought to the inevitable downturn and bequeathed huge deficits to his successor.

It's tempting to think that Americans just got bored with Apollo: "Reversing the inevitable downturn in a product's life cycle is one of the most difficult jobs marketers face," Scott and Jurek write.

During inevitable downturns in the business cycle, these programs are easy targets for cost savings.

If I had decided to believe that story, then the post I wrote might have been about planning for inevitable downturns, and I could have expounded on how my cash management and backlog forecasting systems allowed me to ride out the dip without layoffs.

Even when things are going well, they depend on bank loans for new equipment or to bridge inevitable downturns.

Given the time such developments take to build, sometimes a decade or more, we then hit the inevitable economic downturn.

So it is unsuitable for the classic private-equity strategy of loading the balance sheet with debt, which would make Dow vulnerable during the inevitable cyclical downturn.