Sentence examples for large downturn from inspiring English sources

Given the current backdrop, we believe share-price turbulence is more likely to reflect the consolidation of prior gains rather than the start of some sort of large downturn.

Already hurt by a steady loss of jobs to foreign manufacturers -- a 20percentt decline since 1991 -- garment makers and suppliers have seen a large downturn since mid-September.

Foreseeing a large downturn in borrowing on the part of large companies, Shilling maintains that increased savings rates both by consumers and by corporations will knock a full percentage point off real GDP growth.

I find that the Great Depression lowered intergenerational mobility for sons growing up in cities hit by large downturns.

According to Forbes magazine, which last year valued the Mets at $858 million, the team is now worth $747 million, a 13 percent decrease and the largest downturn among the three teams that lost value.

The survey signalled the largest downturn in export orders since the start of 2013, and the fifth decline in the past seven months, highlighting how the appreciation of sterling – notably against the euro – is hitting competitiveness abroad.

You can certainly see some downward impact among Democrats in the period coinciding with the health care and the debt ceiling debates, but during these periods, there was a larger downturn in Mr. Obama's numbers among independents.

Americans' economic confidence indexed at +3 in each of the first two weeks of the month -- on par with the January average -- but was followed by a five-point drop to -2 in the third week of the month, and remained at that level last week...The shift in the last two weeks of February marks the largest downturn in weekly economic confidence since last July.

Taken together with larger downturns at several prominent funds, the number represents a stark reminder that the fast and easy returns of recent years are on the wane.

From 2007 through 2009, the United States experienced the largest economic downturn since the Great Depression, made distinctive by a spike in foreclosures and an ensuing housing crisis spurred by an abundance of risky subprime loans in the early 2000s that left many households financially overextended and unable to cover mortgage payments.

INNOVATIVE and opaque instruments of debt; greedy bankers; lenders' eagerness to take on risky loans; a lack of regulation; a shortage of bank liquidity: all have been nominated as the underlying cause of the largest economic downturn since the Great Depression.