Sentence examples for most recent slump from inspiring English sources

Until the most recent slump, Americans had been flocking back to Egypt: nearly 50percentt more visited in September compared with the same month in 1999.

The most recent slump in manufacturing occurred during the eight months from June 1998 to January 1999, in the midst of a recession in Asia and parts of Latin America.

His most recent slump in form can be traced back to last summer when he took a nasty blow to the face while batting, the ball squirting between the peak of his helmet and the grill and leaving Broad with a broken nose and badly bruised face.

In part the most recent slump in value is because the buyer will have to spend up to $20m on repairs to make the planes fit enough to be ferried across the Atlantic with no passengers (which is cheaper than full restoration).

Moody's warned that Italy's most recent economic slump was creating more failed loans and making it very difficult for banks to replenish their coffers through short-term borrowing.

Ten years later, at the bottom of the region's most recent real estate slump, it sold for $167,000.

SAN FRANCISCO (AP) — Profit at Sun Microsystems, the computer server maker, declined 73percentt in the most recent quarter as slumping sales to big American companies and reorganization charges weighed on the server and software maker.

Two of the nation's major home builders reported dismal results in their most recent quarters yesterday, confirming that the slump in the once-hot housing market is far from over.

A slump in the most recent quarter won't surprise anyone.

Whether it's that group of tourists using an iPad to photograph themselves in front of the Lincoln memorial, or the smug artists in the most recent Apple TV advert, or me slumped on my sofa watching Crank for the third time, we're used to seeing the iPad as a fun, time-wasting, occasionally depressing device.

The slump deepened in the most recent quarter, falling 22percentto to 1.52 trillion yen $15.9 billionn).