In our post-downturn economy, there is a growing pressure to be realistic.
Share prices for aluminum companies, for instance, typically surge as the post-downturn scramble for inventory pushes up prices of the raw commodity.
He added that he believed that visual artists had been slow to speak out about post-downturn, coalition-era cultural politics.
Post-downturn it's hard to tell, but on a sunny day you can feel the heartbeat of a place where the lion's share of the populace seems engaged, busily trading, cleaning, repairing, building.
It's part of a post-downturn readjustment, and it has created a vacuum into which she and a consortium of like-minded people called the Leeds Sustainable Development Group – including architects, agents and urban planners – are moving, vacated by what she describes as the "chaos of the first, developer-led phase".
Retailers will restructure their business models for the post-downturn consumer.
Through gov.uk the GDS, Heywood is pushing "government as a platform" as a way to unify services but also to cut costs and increase efficiency, crucial in the post economic downturn tight budgetary environment.
If the three highest [ST] data points of the 1st dataset are deleted to eliminate a post kmax downturn in k at high [ST] (Fig. 4), 97% of the 1st dataset's model average is then due to 3-parameter models.
More recent books about office life are The Temporary (1995) by Rachel Cusk (transient, young, single female muddles her way round some of London's loneliest desks) and Then We Came to the End (2007) by Joshua Ferris (workers absurdly compete for the best office furniture against a backdrop of the post-dotcom downturn).
The United States is now going through its second post-bubble downturn in seven years.
Washington policymakers may not be able to arrest this post-bubble downturn.
