Sentence examples for steeper downturn from inspiring English sources

But he argues that another, steeper, downturn in coal burning will be needed in future to stabilise the global climate.

Data on the steel sector has been repeatedly revised this year after a new method showed a steeper downturn than the government had acknowledged.

Japan's fifth-largest banking group, Resona Holdings, widened its expected loss in the fiscal year that ends March 31 because of a steeper downturn in stock prices and more nonperforming loans.

But now, with large truck sales down sharply in the last year, it is Cat Power, as the company calls the power division, that is insulating the company from a steeper downturn and giving Caterpillar a new image.

There is still talk that after an energetic rally for stocks last year -- the major indexes soared more than 20 percent -- the market may be in store for a steeper downturn as it adjusts to the reality of a halting recovery.

The conference call came a week after the government reported that the economy had shed jobs at a rate not seen since the last recession in 1990 and 1991, prompting calls from investors for the Fed to take more aggressive action to head off a steeper downturn.

The global economy entering its steepest downturn since the nineteen-thirties?

The Turkish economy has rebounded strongly from a steep downturn in 2001.

But the "welfare-state model" wasn't responsible for the steep downturn.

Few expected such a steep downturn for the industry, including Mr. Watanabe.

In the past few years, the United States has experienced a steep downturn followed by a steady (though horrendously slow) upturn.