Sentence examples for need to slump from inspiring English sources
No need to slump down wailing, "This bus shelter is all my wretched soul deserves, oh woe," as lavender-scented ladies step over the sorry mess for their set and curl.
Despite higher gold prices, weaker mineral exports are causing its current-account deficit to swell, possibly to more than 10% of GDP this year, at the same time as net foreign direct investment is expected to slump, so the country needs to borrow even more.
It is harder to slump when you breathe more deeply, as you need to straighten up to fill with air.
Recession has turned to slump.
New orders have begun to slump.
The economy is going to slump again.
(See "Asian Stocks Continue To Slump").
This will prompt you not to slump.
The Obama campaign's initial response to the latest wave of bad economic news was, I'm sorry to say, disreputable: Mr. Obama's top economic adviser claimed that the long-term tax-cut plan the candidate announced months ago is just what we need to keep the slump from "morphing into a drastic decline in consumer spending".
She spoke of the need to endure the economic slump until positive developments reached the ranks of citizens and improved daily life.
