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I took my snapshot of him and the company when he was at the miserable nadir of his professional life.

This consensus is consistent with another consensus, that the nadir for share prices in March was "the" bottom.

Less than six years on, they seem to have reached a post-Soviet nadir.

Curve representing the luminance of a luminaire in a vertical plane as a function of the angle from the nadir.

The decline in revenue collections for the city and state will likely reach its nadir this year, he said.

There has been a small regrowth in royalist support since the nadir following Princess Diana's death.

Nadir admits the UK marketplace is "more difficult than we expected" but the company is happy to have reached its current "good position" .

Although your own nadir was some while ago and a degree of recovery has already taken place since then, there is still uncertainty.

The answer may be found in what she has related of her early life as the daughter of the chief of the Banu Nadir.

Since the nadir in March, U. S. stocks have gained close to 50% and investment-grade credit spreads have halved.

Things go downhill from youth to middle age until they reach a nadir commonly known as the mid-life crisis.

At the nadir of the recession, this middling course served France better than Germany's served it.

If the nadir for stocks and credit was marked by the lows of early March, plenty of investors have been left behind.

This failure was the nadir of her career.

After surging out of their post-Lehman Brothers nadir, markets are showing serious signs of stress.

Consider the evidence that the economy has passed the nadir of the "great recession" .

By 2000, amid all the enthusiasm for the internet, the dividend yield on American equities was just 1%, an historical nadir.

But CFOs overall have continued to become more positive since the nadir of the fourth quarter of last year.

"Dome" on the side of nadir station gives a panoramic view of our beautiful planet.

The 'Cupola', attached to the nadir side of the Space Station, gives a panoramic view of our beautiful planet.

It is tempting to see this as the nadir.

Well, this web site to web site advertising as a carrier network also fall into the nadir.

It felt as IF we had traveled from nadir to zenith.

Once a place of purity, Death's Reach is now the spiritual nadir of existence.

People everywhere follow a U-shaped curve of psychological well-being, with a nadir in their mid 40s.

Beyond star names, many astronomical terms, among them zenith, nadir, and azimuth, also derive from Arabic.

Then, when Lehman Brothers tumbled in mid-September, some investors thought this marked another nadir.

Power the processor that contains a company and chip sale are affected directly, fell historical nadir.

The episode may prove to have been the firm's nadir.

Some attempts were made to liberalise the economy in the mid-Eighties but the whole system hit its nadir in 1991.

This little-travelled region may represent the global nadir for herbivores.

The Swiss watch industry has staged a remarkable recovery since its nadir in the early 1980s.

Raul Meireles apart, the summer of 2010 was a nadir for Liverpool in the transfer market.

For a start, copper has been on a powerful bull run since finding its nadir in 2008.

Improvements came, however, only after relations between the three parties reached a nadir in October 2005.

European spin and the mood that take outfit company are low already the nadir to the history.

Commercial usage is as much as three times higher at its peak than at its nadir.

By the end of the year trade values had risen by almost 30% from their nadir last February.

During a course of treatment and blood-cell measurements, the term "nadir" may be used.

At the market's nadir in early March, stock investors had lost more than 50% since March 2000, if you factored in inflation.

In the 12 months since the unofficial nadir of the recession the economy grew just 3. 2%.

The ratio's 21-day moving average hit a recent peak near the market's March nadir.

In this catalogue of crassness, the nadir came in 1991 when the dying Soviet Union abruptly pulled the plug on its clients.

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The nadir came with accusations of child sexual abuse.

There are some encouraging signs that home sales are nearing the bottom, and we expect to reach the nadir during the winter.

They are nowhere near that level six months after the most recent housing nadir.

The nadir of fertility appears to be 1. 3 children per woman.

After its peak in 1929, the S& P ultimately fell 86 per cent to its nadir in 1932.

At its nadir, the state was paying its bills in IOUs instead of cash.

When Blackstone Group agreed to buy power generator Dynegy for $550 million last week, Dynegy's stock hovered at its all-time nadir.

the nadir of their fortunes.

People are least happy in their 40s and early 50s. They reach a nadir at a global average of 46.

The multidecade slide in market share hit a nadir (they hope) in 2009.

At 0. 3%, the household saving rate is above its all-time nadir, but not by a lot (see chart 2).

In 1995, the government's tax revenue as a share of GDP reached a nadir of 9. 9%.

Kingdom's share price collapsed from SR13 a share to a nadir of SR3. 65 in March last year and after a brief recovery it has stagnated.

At 2: 47, the Dow reached its nadir, down 998. 50 points.

Errors induced by ozone field horizontal inhomogeneities into simulated nadir-viewing orbital backscatter UV measurements

Predicted errors of tropospheric emission spectrometer nadir retrievals from spectral window selection

Retrieval and characterization of ozone vertical profiles from a thermal infrared nadir sounder

to BE at the nadir of his hope

Calculation Method of a Kind of Near-round Repeating Satellite Orbit Using Nadir Points

Oliver's illegitimate workhouse origins place him at the nadir of society;

Simulating Nadir Reflectance of Rice Canopy

Chairman of the Committee For State Property: Nadir Nasibov

Nadir Vassena (Switzerland, b. 1970) Rasoi-for Pipa, Bass Clarinet and Cello(2007)