Sentence examples for up to slump from inspiring English sources

The segment that's set up to slump the most: shoes.

Analysts warn that the government's support will probably soon fade once the year-end is behind it.Stockmarket bulls are confident that recent, upbeat data rule out a "double dip" recession in America one where the economy picks up briefly, only to slump again before setting out on a full recovery.

Gaggles of musicians swing cavaquinhos, the diminutive guitars that give samba music its characteristic tink, sidling up to drinkers slumped in plastic chairs in the street.

The third option was to go neither up nor down, but to slump beneath our bougainvillea trellis, gazing out at sea.

Sub-Saharan Africa has sometimes perked up a bit, only to slump again when commodity prices drop and the world economy falters.

Having said that, expect Lefty to hurl his nine-iron into the galleries after five holes of stinking up the joint and Europe to slump to 5&4 defeats in the other three matches.

In years of rodent population booms, the least weasel numbers may rise by up to ten-fold, only to slump again as prey becomes scarce again in the following years.

Gillian Drakeford, the UK manager of Ikea, said the furniture retailer is exploring the use of new materials as shops face up to the slump in the value of sterling since the referendum in June.

Under physiological salt conditions, the printed object holds its shape up to a slump height of >2 mm.

Neumann walked up to a man slumped against a wall in the scorching sun.

Photo: A 150-foot section of Mount Soledad Road in the La Jolla area slumped up to 12 feet yesterday.