Sentence examples for steady slump from inspiring English sources

A 2015 report from Reuters noted that the industry had been in a steady slump since 2013.

Taking samples from the West Midlands, Sussex and Essex, the decline in venues has not been a steady slump since the licensing act 2003, nor is there particular evidence of a gradual shift in consumer habits.

America's high school seniors' reading and math test scores are barely holding steady or slumping, according to national standardized test results released late Tuesday.

GOLD BUGS  Demand for gold has steadied, after slumping earlier this year in the wake of the Asian crisis.

It is more probable that productivity finally begins to rise in earnest after a long slump, enabling steady growth in Britons' real wages.But given the euro area's current economic problems, the best bet may be that rising real wages in Britain attract a steady and growing flow of workers from Europe, boosting the size of the labour force as well as the numbers employed.

With austerity the order of the day in European capitals, their financing suddenly looks a lot more precarious than it did two years ago when commercial rivals, reeling from the ad slump, envied their steady revenue.

Subscriptions are said to have held steady, neither breaking records nor slumping.

Redstone, the information and communications technology group which last month announced that offer talks had ended, was steady at 3.125p even though it reported a slump into the red.

Despite the continuing slump in technology spending, Hewlett-Packard showed steady gains in its strong businesses and better-than-expected improvement in the weak ones.

Such a protracted democratic slump represents a major break from the steady and at times spectacular gains registered from 1975 to 2000 (Freedom House, 2016).

Obama's policies helped lift the economy out of a frightening slump and set it on a path to steady, if unspectacular, growth.