Sentence examples for short-term decline from inspiring English sources

They bought their home to live in it and can presumably weather any short-term decline.

Experts point to the short-term decline in the stock market as the cause of much current concern.

A sharp, short-term decline in GDP has given way to a steady erosion in growth expectations.

A sharp short-term decline in GDP has given way to steady erosion in growth relative to pre-crisis hopes.

The figures show 70% of priority species have suffered long-term decline since 1970, while 59% have suffered short-term decline.

After the run it's already had, though, Mr. Wien said that a short-term decline of 10percentt or more has become more likely.

"People are reacting to short-term declines in corporate profits with some sense of fear," Mr. Westerfield said.

I'm not aware of much research or evidence suggesting that short-term declines in government activity — at least in a largely free-market economy — cause short-term growth in the private sector.

The Nasdaq began its turnaround about 2 15 p.m. with a so-called short squeeze: investors who bet on short-term declines in stocks by selling borrowed shares were forced to buy back the shares when it became clear that stocks were not going to tumble further.

"Revenue is not as sticky as once thought," says the head of a large infrastructure fund.For long-term investors such as pension funds or sovereign-wealth funds, surely even the most precipitous short-term declines ought not to matter much?

The government hopes that tax gains on greater manufacturing growth will make up for any short-term declines in tax revenue.