Sentence examples for now depressed from inspiring English sources

My parents are now depressed.

Both prices are now depressed, according to analysts.

Having gone through most of the seven stages of grief, most notably denial and anger, many in the parliamentary Labour party are now depressed.

Moreover, the mud crab almost lacks natural enemies in its invaded range because commercially valuable predatory fishes are now depressed due to high fishing pressure25.

In an interview this week, the company's chief financial officer, C. Edward Chaplin, said the company was solvent and said market values were now depressed largely due to illiquidity.

There is a substantial structural budget deficit caused by the loss of income from a now depressed and disgraced City over and above the growing deficit born of recession.

Offsets are contributing significantly to this oversupply and are now depressing prices so low that the EU ETS almost ceases to have a function".

That means three years before the psychological negativity now depressing prices fully lifts and with it fully lifts equities.

Meanwhile, the San Francisco Chronicle, splashed onto the front of its business section a feature about how the city's once-depressed Mission District was now becoming depressed again after the brief renaissance of having hundreds of hungry dot-com companies crowd its empty buildings.

Ms. Vincent is now profoundly depressed, and she picks a third clinic for its opposition to psychoactive medication and endorsement of "intensive therapy, play companionship and the human touch".

The greatest opportunities will be in junk bonds, because their prices are now deeply depressed, and because the economy is expected to improve, he said.