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61. This decline marches in step with a downturn in interest.

62. But the semiconductor sector, thought to be most vulnerable to an economic downturn, fell back from several rally attempts.

63. Analysts are confident the downturn in share prices will not last long.

64. Nursed the fledgling Business through an economic downturn.

65. Yet in China, too, the present downturn jangling nerves.

66. This downturn is costing thousands of workers their jobs.

67. Is tanker market downturn far from over?

68. Of course, with the economic downturn, you should be glad that Idid cut your wage lower.

69. After the collapse of Lehman Brothers, economies around the world a near - synchronised downturn in activity.

70. AA.N) said on Monday it will slash its dividend, issue stock and convertible notes worth about $1.1 billion and trim its 2010 spending to help weather the steep downturn in aluminum demand.

71. Cushioning America's downturn will demand fiscal boldness, but that does not mean eschewing simple, speedy solutions.

72. But the economic downturn and its disastrous impact on the job market may force them to sharpen their focus earlier than they would otherwise have liked. After all, even Generation Y has to eat.

73. It is found that after an unabiding downturn, optoelectronic technology begins to resume and increase in the near future.

74. The average historical decline in equity prices is 55.9 percent[sentencedict.com], with the downturn phase of the cycle lasting 3.4 years.

75. But the jobs data suggests any recovery is likely to be tempered by sluggish domestic demand, even as the country's export industries start to recover from a sharp downturn in the global economy.

76. In Asia it was a bit of both. [The region] is enjoying buoyant secular growth and has not been hit so hard by cyclical downturn.

77. Likewise, if faster productivity growth pushes up a country's trend rate of growth, as it has in America since the mid-1990s, an economic downturn is less likely to cause an absolute drop in output.

78. In short, whatever the economy shed in terms of output during the downturn it is now making back in double-quick time.

79. The main reason for the growth of underemployment has been the economic downturn of the past few years.

80. Yields have plunged to some of the lowest levels since the 1940s as investors, fearful of a sustained global economic downturn and potential deflation, have rushed to purchase government-issued debt.

81. The sample household survey released recently by the Housing Board shows a downturn in neighbourliness among Singaporeans.

82. The test results will include a capital recovery plan for banks that regulators determine would be short of capital if the economy's downturn gathered steam and unemployment shot unexpectedly higher.

83. The downturn has not had a big effect on loan repayments either. The current repayment rate is 97%.

84. The unstable region shows the potential of the economic downturn to inflame simmering tensions.

85. The economy has entered a sharp downturn, and unemployment and insolvencies can be expected to increase.

86. James Glassman, an economist at JPMorgan in New York,[Sentencedict.com ] agrees with Yun that the downturn in the housing sector appears to be nearing a bottom.

87. With price cutting moving up the agenda after years of rising prices and more recently growing unemployment and job insecurity since the economic downturn, Price defended Waitrose's higher prices.

88. As the world tips into recession, China's economic decisions could affect how other countries fare in the downturn.

89. All this means that Fluor is ideally positioned to take advantage of an improving U.S. economy, where industries such as the utility sector have huge backlogs of work they put off in the downturn.

90. Though some sub-sectors might remain strong, the overall nonresidential market looks poised for a downturn as substantially tighter credit condition and slowing overall activity weigh on the sector.