Sentence examples for slump due to from inspiring English sources

Marks & Spencer, Britain's biggest clothes retailer, shocked the City this summer when it warned that profits would slump due to fall in food and clothes sales.

High inflation can do that, as it did in the late 1970s; but so can a severe economic slump due to a deleveraging shock, as in recent years.

So although some flaky businesses do shelter under the Tata umbrella, figures shown to The Economist suggest that Tata's overall profitability has recovered after a slump due to its acquisition splurge (see chart 4).

What's the model under which a country that does have its own currency and borrows in that currency can experience a slump due to an attack by bond vigilantes?

Her comments come just a week after Fed policymakers voted to keep interest rates at near-zero – where they have been since the 2008 financial crisis – and she warned that the US economy was not yet strong enough to withstand "recent global economic and financial developments" following a worldwide markets slump due to concerns about the health of the Chinese economy.

The global stock market suffered a slump due to global financial crisis.

"Meat prices slumped due to concerns about mysterious pig deaths and bird-flu contagion risk," Asia economists at Standard Chartered said in a research report.

Although sales have slumped due to the recession, the company still has a reasonably strong recurring revenue base.

Home sales have slumped due to falling prices and lender skittishness about offering loans to borrowers with less than perfect credit and limited assets.

A hiatus in the record from 1.8 to 0.9 cal ka BP in Lake Herschel likely resulted from lake drainage or allochthonous slumping due to collapsing shore lines before continuous sedimentation of unit D recommenced during the last 900 years.

To carry the lead role, Dassin selected Jean Servais, an actor whose career had slumped due to alcoholism.