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Downturn in a sentence
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Downturn meaning
A downward trend, or the beginnings of one.
Synonyms of Downturn
Example sentences (20)
Tomintoul, which dates from the 1750s, has a history of whisky production but faced economic downturn in the 2000s.
All in all, I don't see a catalyst for another major downturn, but this is something you want to keep a close eye on.
Inflation reached 4.7 percent in 2006 — at that point the highest level in 15 years — without causing a downturn.
The downturn that hit the oilpatch eight years ago wasn't kind to downtown workers or the buildings they once filled.
The prices of leading cryptocurrencies took another downturn this week after briefly inching upwards the week before.
According to Nintendo executives, last year's downturn came as a result of supply shortages, not a decrease in demand.
For a more quantitative example, in the years prior to the recent downturn, Intel was trending around $70-80B revenue.
A tabletop game industry expert shares lessons learned for staying ahead of an economic downturn in a crowded industry.
But the Chargers’ offensive downturn is as obvious as the casts Herbert has been wearing to protect his finger.
Thus, the narrative shifted from an anticipated downturn to a new mantra: “higher for longer” regarding interest rates.
Despite the economic downturn and the impact on consumer tech sales last year, Vu claims that it was largely unaffected.
However, all it takes is a sudden downturn or unexpected expense to drain the coffers and bring a business crashing down.
However progress to find companies was slowed due to the pandemic and the wider economic downturn in the UK.
In February it said a downturn in online advertising and competition from rivals such as weighed on results.
Stars come and go, but James has never left and has never approached the downturn that comes for just about everyone else.
While investors fear a downturn, we are relatively sanguine because Diageo's premium-led sales growth should be resilient.
Case-Shiller U.S. Home Price Index came in well below projections, adding to narratives that housing may be amid a downturn.
WFP said donor budgets have been stretched by the pandemic, economic downturn and crises across the globe.
In the aftermath of FTX’s demise, confidence in the wider Web3 ecosystem has certainly taken a downturn.
The company grossed $4.69billion from July to December last year, a 2.4 per cent downturn over the same period the year prior.
Common combinations with downturn
These word pairs occur most frequently in English texts:
- downturn in 55×
- economic downturn 52×
- the downturn 25×
- downturn and 13×
- downturn that 7×
- downturn is 6×
- market downturn 6×
- to downturn 5×
- this downturn 5×
- downturn for 4×
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