Приклади вживання An economic downturn Англійська мовою та їх переклад на Українською
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An economic downturn in China.
Who's afraid of an economic downturn?
An economic downturn and soaring prices have hit salaries.
The result was an economic downturn.
Yet an economic downturn brought on by the war in Syria could upset his plans.
But there is no dispute that we are in an economic downturn now.
It appears an economic downturn is arriving.
If a  solution is not reached,the Russians need to prepare for an economic downturn.
I'm not wishing an economic downturn on America.
An economic downturn has interrupted the phase of rapid growth and unbound optimism that began in 2004.
Together this may amplify an economic downturn into an  AI winter.
An economic downturn, which shaved nearly four percent off of GDP in 2015, forced Moscow to reconsider its priorities.
Isn't it marvelous for the government to invest in infrastructure andhelp stimulate the economy during an economic downturn?
Then came an economic downturn in Europe followed by two world wars, and the French wine industry didn't fully recover for decades.
More than eight out of 10 executives agree that maintaining a strong brand is absolutely vital in an economic downturn.
Norway has sharplyraised its annual budget spending to counter an economic downturn triggered by falling oil industry investments, as the price of North Sea crude has fallen by 70 percent since mid-2014.
The need for large investment of capital into theurban development of new territories coincided with an economic downturn, noticeable in all Polish citions.
The high cost of the F-22,combined with the end of the Cold War, an economic downturn, and the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan, forced the Pentagon to trim its orignal buy of 750 Raptor fighters to a  mere 187.
This low interest rate and low inflation environment has significantly reduced the scope for the ECB andother central banks worldwide to ease monetary policy in the face of an economic downturn.
The colony reached its largest population in the 1840- 50s, after which an economic downturn increased emigration and the population dropped,a  trend that continued until after the islands' purchase by the United States.
When the global economic  growth slows down and many speak of a  looming global crisis,well-thought reforms allow governments to control over the situation and not fear an economic downturn.
For example, an economic downturn in the U.S. economy may not affect Japan's economy in the same way; therefore, having Japanese investments gives an  investor a  small cushion of protection against losses due to an American economic downturn.
After the tension had eased, and almost all of the reactors stopped"to check for security," one could hear the voices of other businessmen and politicians, who argued that it could put poor in resources Japan in dependence on imported fuel and, as a  consequence,lead to an economic downturn.
The EUI report,"Management magnified: Strategies for revenue growth in an economic downturn", predicts that the economies of North America and Western Europe will expand slowly, not exceeding 2% GDP growth until 2013.
The two most important event in the US history were the Civil War(1861-65), in which a  northern Union of states defeated a  secessionist Confederacy of 11 southern slave states,and the Great Depression of the 1930s, an economic downturn during which about a  quarter of the labor force lost its jobs.
By mid 2020, in the middle of the coronavirus pandemic where demand for services delivering food from restaurants and takeaways surged, it got even worse for Uber Eats, who announced plans to let go around 20% of its workforce, some 5,400 roles.[28] The company's nominal reasoning for needing cutsis that coronavirus will be followed by an economic downturn, which could hit orders.[29].