Sentence examples for prolonged slowdown from inspiring English sources

Bloomberg cashed in on the extraordinary boom years when the industry's growth outpaced gross domestic product, but it now faces a prolonged slowdown as financial institutions pare back.

The biggest unknown is whether the measure will be adequate to slow the downward spiral of home prices and help the economy recover from what many analysts now expect to be a prolonged slowdown.

All these companies, which together employ almost 50,000 people, may yet trade out of trouble, but with a prolonged slowdown forecast, experts at RBS, led by Derek Sach, head of global restructuring, are preparing for a busy time.

Indonesia is already in the throes of an anti-American mood, and across Asia a prolonged slowdown now could rekindle suspicions that the United States turns the trade spigot on and off for its own advantage.

But a prolonged slowdown in sales could substantially hurt a company that once minted profit.

Even if the current crisis leads to a prolonged slowdown, people may still flock to finance jobs.

Senior officials are unlikely to do anything to risk the huge inflows of capital, on track to reach a record $50 billion this year, that have kept the economy primed even as nearly all of China's Asian neighbors suffer prolonged slowdowns.

"The decrease in Medicare spending growth has already been a remarkable shift, and prolonging the slowdown in Parts A and B would be a tremendously important contribution," the pair write.

The FT does have a picture of the commemoration wall for the Grenfell Tower but leads on interest rates staying put at record lows, saying there are fears that weak retail sales are signalling a prolonging a slowdown in the British economy.

Cutting back on those services not only prolongs the slowdown, but deepens it.

For America today, the real question is only whether there will be a short, sharp downturn, or a more prolonged, but shallower, slowdown.