Sentence examples for local downturn from inspiring English sources

Just how badly young people were affected appears to have depended partly on how severe the local downturn was and partly on local labor practices and laws.

"While we expect the city to enter the recession later than the rest of the country, the local downturn is expected to be longer, with recovery not occurring until the second half of 2009," the budget office report said.

Pioneer Press reports in an article on the downshift in home-equity financed spending: Shawn Nelson, president of Burnsville-based New Spaces and chairman of the Remodelers Showcase for the Builders Association of the Twin Cities, said that while he doesn't see a local downturn, he does see a "cooling".

The largest builders have a national reach and are better able to weather local downturns.

Even with the reduced incentives and local economic downturn, the solar industry gave Puertollano something of a face-lift and, potentially, a new economic future.

Still, the gains in apartment prices they forecast are modest at best and could be derailed by a local economic downturn, especially if it hits high-fliers on Wall Street.

But the broadsheet Inquirer and the smaller tabloid Daily News, since summer, have been caught between a local advertising downturn and a 14percentt uptick in newsprint prices, which are expected to rise by $18 million in 2001.

The future of the college, on the outskirts of Southampton, has been in doubt since it announced it was facing "growing financial challenges" and a "local demographic downturn in 16-19-year-old 16-19-year-old 16-19-year-old 16-19-year-old

Another major local economic downturn was in the late 1960s and early 1970s, at a time when Boeing was heavily affected by the oil crises, loss of Government contracts, and costs and delays associated with the Boeing 747.

With long-haul tourism badly hit by the downturn, local operators are hoping to persuade visitors to partake of wineries, adventure tourism and other spending opportunities beyond match venues.What if the All Blacks don't win?

In the continuing economic downturn, local leaders are struggling with further reductions in services - some for the third consecutive year.