Sentence examples for massive slump from inspiring English sources

In England 1.78 million homes have been sold under right-to-buy since it was introduced by Thatcher in 1980, coinciding with a massive slump in house building, as the graph shows.

Last year's series - won by James Arthur - saw a massive slump in viewers and programme bosses have been looking at ways to rekindle the audience's interest in the show.

Between 1976 and 1994 the peso regularly suffered a massive slump roughly every six years, around presidential elections even though the country was effectively a one-party state at the time.

Graham Watts, chief executive of the construction industry council, told MPs on the cross-party children, schools and families select committee that the industry was facing a massive slump.

Is there any particular reason why there has been such a massive slump in form?

Then the company went into a massive slump falling to just above $303.

Some are produced by submarine landslides, massive slumping, or dense, sediment-laden, gravity-driven turbidity flows.

Given two failed wars, a ballooning national debt and a massive economic slump, there was no shortage of things to think about after 2008.

This represents a massive 70% slump on 2013 investment and has resulted in Australia slipping from the world's 11th largest investor in clean energy to 31st in 2014.

Massive attendance slump.

As satyrs gladly support his weight, his massive body slumps in a rollicking landscape of sweat, wrinkles and abandon.