Sentence examples for slump set from inspiring English sources
But after Foster chipped Clarke to mid-wicket, another slump set in.
Regular opinion surveys carried out as part of a series of national election studies in America show that the slump set in during the 1960s.
The Cardinals have lost five of their last six, a slump set up by a series of injuries that diminished their depth and offensive threats.
The company's problems, the investigative panel found, date to the economic slump set off by the global financial crisis in 2008.
In 1990, in the midst of a building slump set off by the stock market collapse three years earlier, Mr. Kliment became editor in chief of the Architectural Record, where he remained until 1996.
The feasibility of manufacture was evaluated by the engineering properties of slump, setting time, compressive strength, length change, sulfate attack resistance and scanning electron microscopy (SEM) analysis.
The slump and the depression set off by the Wall Street crash in 1929 quickly enveloped Britain, France, Germany, Italy and Japan.
Efforts to stabilise the international monetary system and end the global slump were set back by these diplomatic conflicts.
Coming on top of the erosion of consumers' purchasing-power by soaring oil and food prices, the housing slump looks set to inflict some hefty collateral damage.
The slump is set to continue: exports in the first three weeks of July fell by 21.5% over the same period last year.
As the chart above shows, the current slump seems set to last at least as long as the downturns of 1930-1934, a.a.a.a
