Sentence examples for reflected a downturn from inspiring English sources

The loss reflected a downturn in the price of memory chips, which were again on sale on global markets for less than it cost to make them.

The trend reflected a downturn in economic growth, the document said.

That is, are the markets potentially reflecting a downturn over all, and should we be concerned about that?

The Bush administration is expected to disclose on Friday that the federal government will run a deficit of $150 billion to $160 billion for the current fiscal year, largely reflecting a downturn in tax receipts from capital gains because of the weak stock market, Republicans said today.

Republican strategist Mike Madrid, who has studied local government for 20 years and was a consultant on the poll, said the findings reflect a downturn in political confidence that is years in the making.

Rab Smith said local figures reflected a national downturn in sales of about 4% compared with 2009.

Joel Girsky, Jaco's chairman and chief executive, said the quarter's results reflected an industrywide downturn.

Even though the figure includes vacation homes that were unoccupied at the time of the survey, the underlying rate within the state reflects a sustained downturn.

The travails of both reflect a sudden downturn in the trading of bonds, currencies and commodities (FICC in the jargon), on which they are unhealthily dependent.

Despite a rising tide of layoffs on Wall Street, the state's figures do not yet reflect a significant downturn in the city.

The Customer List account is overstated by $20,000, reflecting a recent downturn in customer volume.