Sentence examples for into slump from inspiring English sources

If Asia is to lead the world into recovery, as it did into slump, that is a warning worth heeding.

Mr Lawson cut punitive income-tax rates but is now best remembered for the boom that turned into slump in the early 1990s.

Yet the British economy, far from relapsing into slump, enjoyed a prolonged boom for the rest of the 1980s.But Mrs Thatcher's efforts at deficit reduction were accompanied by sharp falls in short-term interest rates and a currency depreciation.

Since it is a global slowdown, especially in electronics, that is pushing Singapore into slump, Goh Chok Tong's government reckons there is little it can do to stave off the hard times.Instead, it is actually pressing ahead with some long-term reforms that will increase the short-term pain.

As interest rates soared to record levels and the economy went into slump individuals with mortgages found their houses repossessed; small businesses collapsed like ninepins; public companies called in the receivers and even sprawling global empires like that controlled by the Vesteys found themselves under pressure from bankers.

I simply watch the quantity and success of my phone contacts--if they drop off I know I'm in trouble--and any job seeker who is concerned that they may have been headed into slump territory should do the same.

"That stuff goes into slumps, and when you work your at-bats, that stuff doesn't go into slumps.

When things turn, the same process can convert downturns into slumps and market corrections into crashes.

Scott joked today that he used to fall into slumps -- two-game slumps.

A lot of guys go into slumps and they go in a shell.

In a tournament this long, teams can fall into slumps and come out of them.