Sentence examples for rapid downturn from inspiring English sources
That "could lead to a rapid downturn in economic activity if not reversed very quickly," he wrote.
The unprecedented and rapid downturn faced by the car industry around the world will [have an] impact [on] our results in 2009".
Zookeepers had recently noted a rapid downturn in her behaviour and her demeanour as she appeared to show signs of rapid ageing and possible senility.
Despite a rapid downturn in both economies, German companies are planning to ramp up long-term investments in Russia, a move likely to increase Germany's dependence on its largest trading partner.
While Mr. Bloomberg called for financial austerity in the face of a rapid downturn in the economy, the Council accused him of overstating the city's woes, pointing to a big surplus in the 2008 budget.
Dawson's and Both's results show women's responses leaping at first, then, in Dawson's study, tracking the rapid downturn of the men, and in Both's, plummeting while the men's reactions stayed surprisingly constant.
Your article demonstrates that rapid downturns in the investment markets as experienced in 2008-09 often penalize schools like Hanover College, which have a very healthy endowment and a strong student-to-endowment ratio.
Management fashions pass through populations of organisations as popularity curves of rapid upswings, followed by equally rapid downturns [ 40– 40].
Silver State filed for bankruptcy, citing "a rapid, unprecedented downturn in the US credit markets", which "severely curtailed the availability of student loans for the company's flight academy students" and prompted a slump in enrolment.
The rapid global downturn has, however, caught out the lithe among Japan's manufacturers, too.
But those cuts were rapid, and this downturn strikes some people as more similar to the slow bleeding that occurred on Wall Street from 1987 to 1993, when 100,000 people in the New York area — 15percentt of finance workers — lost their jobs, according to Economy.com.com
