In this slump, it is down almost 7 percent, and still has not really begun to recover.
Stephens has shown some encouraging signs in 2015 of coming back from what could be called her "sophomore slump" after a 2013 season that featured some impressive results at Grand Slams.
4 Property Ladder reappears on TV. 5 Bombastic US television stock-picker Jim Cramer appears unusually subdued and forecasts a slump.
First, in 2010-11, they pledged that making historic cuts amid a global slump would definitely, absolutely secure a strong recovery.
Despite the end-of-season slump Bruce reflected with some satisfaction.
Greece is currently experiencing its fifth straight year of recession in what has become its worst slump since WWII.
Much of Aberdeen's future wellbeing – and the Treasury's tax take from the North Sea – depends on how long the current price slump will last and that could be influenced by many things, not least whether Opec will cut production in the spring.
The total return of £14,897, equivalent to a compound annual return of 16.2%, was boosted by price rises of 8.3% in 2014, when the property market recovered from its post-crisis slump.
The Captain Elias Hotel is just a shell, deserted during the economic slump.
Years ago, Roy Jenkins asked me if I recalled that, in The Great Crash, Kenneth Galbraith had identified the beginning of the interwar slump as the day when the value of shares in Union Carbide plunged from several dollars to a few cents.
For Melancholy in his eyes is the badge of genius - to aspire to know and create is to slump into despair.
