Sentence examples for slump means from inspiring English sources
More important, the scale of the global slump means that historical multipliers may not mean very much.
The slump means inflated costs for equipment and raw materials are falling, while inventories can be run down.
Since the import slump means that the region is bringing in fewer raw materials and intermediate goods for manufacturing, it implies a continuing export downturn.
Yet the economic slump means nearby commercial space remains unfilled, leaving the venue isolated.Culture is a form of entertainment: people must want and be able to go.
Now he is working security at a Walmart for $10.50 an hour, and the economic slump means even the shopping mall that houses his store is suffering.
The slump means Apple is now largely dependent on the iPhone, which sold 35.2m units, up 13% on the same period last year, to fuel growth.
Does Apple's sales slump mean the firm has finally peaked?
Delays to Hinkley and falling wholesale prices, caused by a two-year oil price slump, meant the total costs to consumers for the 35-year deal ballooned from £6bn in 2013 to £30bn now.
However, the audience slump this year means that ITV has not been able to charge the same level for a 30-second spot.
The economic slump has meant a growing share of the world's population is going hungry, after a steady decline since 1970.
The slump should mean relief for car owners with a fall in pump prices closer to 100p a litre although motoring organisations have long complained that oil companies are slow to cut pump prices when crude values fall.
