Sentence examples for obvious downturn from inspiring English sources

Between 1996 and 2015, housing prices (adjusted for inflation and quality) have boomed by 141%, without a large and obvious downturn.

From a 2015 report on smartphone consumption, it seems that in spite of the obvious economic downturn, Apple's latest release the iPhone 6s and 6s Plus were sold out immediately in the presale period.

Despite this recent drop in support, overt attempts to weaken the basic regulations are likely to face stiff opposition unless there is an obvious economic downturn or increasing terrorism that causes a larger proportion of the public to feel that weakening environmental regulations will increase jobs and security.

The vulnerability of small trophy companies becomes more obvious during a downturn.Execution, execution, executionLuxury is an unusual business.

They did not and, whilst the depth of what has happened could not be predicted, the downturn was obvious".

The link between the need to rebuild the nation's crumbing infrastructure and the crucial need to find rich new sources of employment in this economic downturn should be obvious, a no-brainer.

Most projections made in autumn 2000 for U.S. GDP in 2001 were twice the size of those made during the spring of 2001 when the downturn was woefully obvious.

Helping workers without jobs who are seeking employment should be an obvious lifeline during periods of economic downturn and recovery.

The catch: none, beyond the obvious difficulty of raising money during an economic downturn.

There are obvious reasons for this, including the depth of the downturn and a historic knock to confidence in business and government, which are largely beyond Mr Osborne's control.

"I don't know where it goes from here, given the obvious fact that we're in something of a downturn, where jobs are going to be harder to find," said Howard Hayghe, a labor economist at the Bureau of Labor Statistics.