Sentence examples for small downturn from inspiring English sources

But Girardi felt any connection between his small downturn and the expanded rotation did not affect Sabathia.

"My bet is there will be a small downturn but it will pick right back up," Mr. Exley said.

"I'm not even sure that a small downturn in the economy will affect my clients," he said.

"It will have consequences for charities targeted as, during tight economic times, any small downturn in donations could really put back cures by decades".

Demand for short-term Treasury bills, regarded as the safest assets around, rose slightly, indicating a small downturn in investor confidence.

While there are no official statistics on housing prices, there is agreement among several members of the territory's small real estate community that asking prices have remained flat over the past year while sale prices may have dipped 8 percent to 10 percent — a small downturn in contrast to the severe declines in the Spanish property market.

That's a smaller downturn than most expected.

The smallest downturn leads to a huge stock drop.

CBS, home of "60 minutes" and the "CSI" franchise, is first in the network ratings, and while all magazines have had their advertising pages hammered, some titles for more mature readers, including AARP magazine and Family Circle, have suffered smaller downturns.

The indicator seems to work for small market downturns.

Because the Trump tax cuts are smaller, the downturn starts earlier and lasts longer.