Sentence examples for such downturn from inspiring English sources

Executive compensation for the highest-paid chief executives at public companies fell in 2008, the first such downturn in five years.

The region as a whole slipped into recession last year, as did most of the world, but for many Latin Americans this was the second such downturn since 1998.

The right response to such downturns includes some easing of fiscal policy.

Such downturns almost always followed increases in interest rates imposed by the Federal Reserve to dampen inflation.

The industry has survived enormous downturns, and has developed financial, management and staffing models to deal with such downturns".

But such downturns are more severe in countries with the Anglo-Saxon sort of financial system, because their lending is more procyclical.

That works out to slightly more than one a year, though since the end of World War II, there have been significantly fewer such downturns.

Is it fair that those who suffer the most from such downturns have their safety net cut, while those who generate the volatility are bailed out by the government?

Generally, studios respond to the inevitable investor unease caused by such downturns by either firing the top executives and bringing in a new crew (as Universal did, for instance) or by making more opaque executive shifts involving the existing management corps -- shifts designed to maintain stability while addressing the problems behind the downturn.

But such downturns are a normal part of the business cycle, indeed a key channel through which the Federal Reserve slows down the economy when it raises interest rates.The third option would be to keep the FHA and sell reinsurance on a broader range of mortgages.

He came to realise that the final stages of such downturns, when prices were low but had stopped falling, was a good time to buy and sell houses – "when there's blood on the street but it's drying", as he put it in the Mail.