Sentence examples for slump relatively from inspiring English sources

Manchester has weathered the slump relatively well.A long-term recovery began in the 1980s, thanks to pop music and football, says Dave Haslam, a Manchester-based journalist.

Despite layoffs of about 10,000 employees in late October, or 15percentt of its work force, and a quarterly loss of $330 million, the company has weathered the technology slump relatively well, many analysts said.

Similarly, the region's navigation of the global slump of 2008-09 relatively unscathed led to complacency.

Briefly, though, he is referring to the potential for runaway inflation, uncontrolled debt, a protracted slump and a relatively high tax regime.

Interestingly, the young, minorities and the least educated tend to do worst in slumps – and benefit, relatively, most in booms – as their unemployment experience tends to be more cyclically volatile than other groups such as the more highly-educated.

When the economy is in a slump and profits are relatively low, P/E ratios are low because investors are worried and their risk premiums (discount rates) are relatively high they demand more from their investments.

Over the long term, returns from property do not match equities, but they can provide a buffer during a stock market slump as they are relatively insulated from share price fluctuations.

The market's weeklong slump also made stocks appear relatively cheap, Mr. Chan said.

Contrary to the retrospectively written narrative that Allen's career karmically collapsed after he left Mia, he in fact directed some of his sweetest films in the immediate aftermath of that scandal, such as Bullets over Broadway and Sweet and Lowdown, before his relatively brief creative slump in the 2000s.

But he also encountered something relatively unfamiliar to him: slumps.

Instead, the Dow Jones industrial average, which had been relatively calm as Nasdaq slumped, had its worst day since the spring meltdown.