Sentence examples for slumping along from inspiring English sources

But the numbers started slumping along with the economy in the second half of last year.

That was after the elevator parts and service business he had owned and run in Athens for a decade began slumping along with the economy, after the extent of Greece's debt crisis became evident.

The widest and most extensive of which also accommodate a small degree of down-slope slumping along the discontinuity they formed.

This is partly because the party funding has slumped along with everything else, but largely through indifference and the apparently foregone conclusion of a sweeping conservative victory.

Meanwhile, the aging shooting guard David Wesley slumped along with Derek Anderson.

Simmons filed for bankruptcy protection in November; its sales had slumped along with the economy.

That is partly because shipbuilding in general has slumped along with global trade.

But her popularity has slumped along with the economy, now in its deepest recession for decades.

The rest of Japan's auto sector has slumped along with the global economy, prompting factory shutdowns and layoffs.

Last year demand slumped along with prices of silicon, the main raw material for solar cells, dealing a double blow to firms locked into higher-priced silicon contracts.

But the shares slumped along with the overall market after the Federal Reserve cut short-term interest rates by half a percentage point, the third reduction so far this year.