Sentence examples for slump which from inspiring English sources

That work indirectly inspired "Slump," which she made in 2011.

And Britain has been through a grinding economic slump, which has crushed real wages.

Indonesia's slump, which saw the economy contract 13 percent in 1998, was a terrible thing.

BRITAIN'S economic slump, which began in 2008, has not just been painfully long.

Westwood has been in a yearlong slump, which dropped him to 148th in the world ranking.

Officials cited the worldwide financial slump, which was aggravated by the Sept. 11 attacks.

After the great world slump, which started in 1929, international investment almost ceased for lack of profit opportunities.

This summer is the fifth anniversary of the housing slump, which followed years of rampant risky lending and speculation.

And the slump — which has now, in Britain, lasted longer than the slump in the 1930s — goes on.

But if this turns out to be a prolonged slump, which seems likely, that won't be a problem.

McIlroy's slump, which shows no sign of abating, certainly boosts Mickelson's cause heading into the latter half of the year.