Sentence examples for mild slump from inspiring English sources

By 2008 the mild slump in housing prices that had begun in 2006 had become a free fall in some places.

That is, the panic in the financial markets, and even more so in the financial media, may make this slowdown more severe than the mild slump the fundamentals really warrant.

He ended a mild slump in 1961 by hitting home runs in the first inning, the third inning, the sixth inning and the eighth inning of a game against the Milwaukee Braves.

With no false modesty, he compared Janus to another champion who goes through mild slumps only to come back mightier than ever.

Carrying a mix of politics, sport and serious business news for the middle classes, it no longer sold enough copies or carried enough advertisements to survive.In this section Breaking the stranglehold This bird has flown Off the chart The engine that could More haste, less speed Penny lane Tiddly om… Crime doesn't pay The weathermaker ReprintsLiverpool had a comparatively mild economic slump.

Other mild surprises include the slumping sales of the LS430, the Acura TL and the Infiniti Q45.

Japan's economy is in a mild recession because of a big slump in exports but is likely to escape next year, economists say.

Although Canada has withstood mild American slowdowns in the past, a deeper slump across the border might well bring the loonie, and Canadian pride in it, down to earth with a bump.

I noted yesterday that my mild observation that a partial bounceback from a severe slump is not exactly an economic triumph apparently elicited rage in Estonia.

PAGE C6 DATA POINTS TO SLUMP IN GERMANY The odds of a mild recession in Germany rose significantly as data showed the outlook for business had plunged to its lowest level since a downturn in 1993.

According to Fox, the most likely principal cause of this year's butterfly slump was the recent "extreme" weather event: the unusually mild winter.