Sentence examples for turn depressed from inspiring English sources

Few people even had the chance to find out about Joe Biden's health care plan before he was literally forced from the race by the news blackout that depressed his poll numbers, which in turn depressed his fund-raising.

Lack of refueling facilities was particularly critical; failure of existing refueling stations to achieve profitability stalled further investment, which in turn depressed sales of vehicle conversions.

That bid up technology stocks and bid up the dollar, which in turn depressed earnings of a lot of nontechnology companies.

In turn, depressed mood among gay men is associated with use of substances to manage negative moods (Carrico et al., 2012).

This, in turn, depresses spending, which further intensifies deflation.

Stricter borrowing conditions could cause home sales to fall even more, which could in turn depress prices further.

But Mr. Charest holds the model responsible for an unwieldy $78 billion provincial debt and the highest taxes in North America, which in turn depress consumer spending and private investment.

But a corollary is that the same rate of investment is consistent with China's slowing rate of growth.Pessimists worry that slower growth will require less investment in capacity, which will, in turn, depress demand.

A related line of work, largely established by my Princeton colleague Nobuhiro Kiyotaki and John Moore of the London School of Economics, argued that prices of assets such as real estate can suffer self-reinforcing plunges that in turn depress the economy as a whole.

Meanwhile, a dark outlook for the country's export sector could in turn depress share prices and business sentiment, worsen deflation and weigh on the wider economy — just as Japan has been showing signs of recovery.

The compound seemed to do what the benzodiazepines do, boosting activity of a neurotransmitter called GABA, which in turn depresses the central nervous system.