That morning, GE's shares had sagged below $33, valuing the company at $268 billion less than its worth at its peak.
In the early years of the parliament, receipts sagged as growth missed forecasts.
China's appetite for coal has plateaued, the coal price has sagged and Minemex, the firm that operates the mine, has given workers longer lunch breaks, without pay.
Perhaps not; but in that time his credibility has been weakened by a number of setbacks.Profits from investment banking, on which he and his closest officers stake their reputation, sagged in the last quarter.
Since then oil has sagged by 30%, to a low of $88 a barrel on June 22nd, as intensifying worries over the euro-area debt crisis and fears of a sharp slowdown for China's economy darkened prospects for demand.In this section Powering down The more special economic zone Rollercoaster Duncan dough notes The Oracle of Boston Move over ReprintsThe supply side also weighed on prices.
Although funds of funds' returns have sagged recently, their managers still expect them to exceed the cost of borrowing.
Copper sagged in the early stages of the credit crisis, for example, and then started to pick up at the end of 2008, some months before the stockmarket began to rebound.
During her presidency the economy boomed but then sagged, and she had to fend off several military-coup attempts.
Deutsche still needs a stronger American presence to fulfil its global ambitions, but its share price has sagged.
Indeed, interest in undergraduate programmes has also sagged, even though attendance at university has soared.
They are responsible for 66% of the country's patent applications and more than 80% of its new products.They are also responsible for 68% of China's exports, and it is this last figure that has made the current hard times especially difficult for them, as foreign demand has sagged.
