in a funk

With the economy in a funk, you might expect such an old-style manufacturing firm to be struggling.

Now that cycle has turned, banks are in a funk and liquidity is an issue in economies that are still awash with excess savings.

Citizens already inside the club are in a funk about further expansion, feeling it has gone too far too fast.

If I were you, I should be in a funk myself.

At the time, SARS, a respiratory disease, was raging, the economy was in a funk and discontent widespread.

With French workers in a funk about globalisation, Mr Bayrou has joined those accusing China of undervaluing its currency.

Indeed, parts of Europe are in a funk about an "Indian invasion" .

Stockmarkets are in a funk. But the main problem remains the credit markets.

Now capitalism is in a funk in its heartlands.

Still, given their track record during this crisis, it's no wonder investors are now in a funk.

De-leveraging has put the real economy in a funk. Households struggle to make ends meet.

Nevertheless, Hyundai Motor America was in a funk at the end of 2008.

Women around the world are in a funk.

Anyway, it's put me in a funk since then.

CURRENT world No 2 men`s tennis player Roger Federer of Switzerland spent much of 2008 in a funk.

America's economy is in a funk. How bad will it get and how long will it last?

Who doesn't get in a funk every now and then? Especially if you live in place that happens to pour buckets of rain for weeks on end.

It is easy to find evidence that California is in a funk (see article).

He was really in a funk.

He has noticed already that I am in a funk.

He's been in a funk since the divorce.

She's been in a funk ever since she got canned.

Every time we're in a funk I picture a different choice