the doldrums

But experts question how much interest there will be for electric cars while the economy is in the doldrums.

Shares have been hit bad, in the long-term low in the chip was forced to spit it out, or the unit has long-term history of the doldrums .

That seems to be the case with AgBank , which chose to push ahead with its IPO despite markets globally having been in the doldrums .

As of Tuesday, the two cities has dropped 7, and volume continued to shrink, an indication of its popularity in the doldrums .

One is for Visible Air technology, which he created as a side project; it helped catapult Nike out of the doldrums in the mid-'80s.

You will find yourself coming out of the doldrums with an optimistic attitude that is charged up and ready for the next challenge.

The scope of the continental shelf is generally date from the doldrums until the deep sea along the mainland so far.

Hang them! ' said the captain. 'This is as dull as the doldrums. Gray, whistle for a wind. '

But now researchers have revealed a ten-point action plan to help young mums out of the doldrums.

This instinct to move on is an admirable reflex that has jerked America out of the doldrums many times before.

Agriculture is in the doldrums, so millions of peasants are leaving the land, to find alternative work at home or in distant cities.

The US government began its tax rebate program Monday, aiming to bolster consumer spending and lift the economy out of the doldrums.

When all that Chen Jianghua laps into the doldrums when the Olympic Games, Chen Jianghua in the second game in the past regain some feeling.

But Spence said that's not enough to lift the global economy out of the doldrums.

The German economy, in the doldrums for six long years, is at last gathering speed.

Before then the firm had been on a roll, with Land Rover sales breaking records and Jaguars doing well after years in the doldrums.

Therefore, we do not have to yesterday's setbacks in the doldrums, there is no need for yesterday's brilliant and arrogant.

JERRY FALWELL'S death this week came at a time when the movement he helped create is in the doldrums.

Even if the market is still in the doldrums, the system can help you get the same reliable income.

Genes do not provide free passes from the doldrums, and other external factors will still try to mow you down.

But withdrawal of even small parts of the stimulus packages can send an economy back into the doldrums.

Heng Bo supplies seamless Fu experts said: the state had been in the doldrums of the sheet product has been warmer.

To get yourself out of the doldrums, you need to look for a way to get moving.

Mildred sudden death due to aneurysm, so Ouneisiting popular hit, was the spirit of the doldrums.

The Afghan and Iraq war's bad influence seemed to put the US in the doldrums.

Property prices were in the doldrums and the area was seen as too far away from Singapore's central shopping and financial districts.

They run at the mere thought of your mind being occupied with something other than the doldrums!

With the cost of oil threatening to further slow down an economy that is already in the doldrums, Spain is not lying down and taking it.

But ift he U. S. slides back into the doldrums, Europe's recovery could be hindered, putting the likes of Ireland and Greece in jeopardy.

Next time you're down in the doldrums, you might want to avoid the mall.

Such growth is in stark contrast to the doldrums of several years ago when economic recession held back sales growth to little or nothing.

Will dollar funding be the spark that gets the dollar out of the doldrums?

Ms Tsai has a tricky course ahead if she is to steer Taiwan's largest opposition party out of the doldrums.

Milan and the other players, Borriello team out of the doldrums that the key point is unity.

At present, as the largest corporate pension, the Chinese oil group annuity market in the doldrums for the market to add a little Light.

If so will they use it to take Japan out of the doldrums of the past two decades?

Both airlines' national economies are still in the doldrums; both firms are struggling with costs greater than their revenues.

Uncertainty about how effective China's inflation fighting methods will be has sent its stock market into the doldrums.

due to inadequate intake of nutrients , many students are in the doldrums while studying .

The restaurant business, like many other businesses, is in the doldrums.

The answer is their reliance on export that keeps their economies running while domestic consumption in the doldrums.

The US economy may be in the doldrums and the eurozone debt crisis is lurching from bad to worse.

Further deals are likely as oil service companies, after two decades in the doldrums, reap the benefits of better times.

China's equity markets and property sector, the most likely destinations for hot-money inflows, are also in the doldrums.

It is reassuring stuff to have around when financial markets are in the doldrums.

the second is political and diplomatic power is also accompanied by the decline of the Japanese economy and the doldrums.

Some note that Japan's economy also is in the doldrums and the country imports essentially all its oil.

In 2009, when much of the market was still in the doldrums, prices for the top ten auctioned carpets started at $128, 500.

The economic situation is in the doldrums, and increase revenues for supplies, is very important.

The new season of the doldrums , so that the next treasure Ding Junhui more per game.

This may reflect shifting attitudes about the world's economic prospects. Japan is in the doldrums.

Without monetary and fiscal stimulus the US economy would still be languishing in the doldrums.

No. 4, Japan, in the doldrums for two decades, may be among the worst economies in 2009.

Another government survey showed the housing market remains in the doldrums.

No air-conditioning in the summer, heat can help people attain the doldrums, not activities.

But with the American wind industry in the doldrums, there are few other big investments pending.

Or is it mainly due to a kind of "reverse coupling" where China is pulling Germany out of the doldrums?

They could collapse and remain in the doldrums for years without having a material impact on heavy industrial demand.

After all, farmland, after many years in the doldrums, is suddenly fashionable again, thanks to revitalised agricultural prices.

After being stuck in the doldrums for years, America's IPO market is showing signs of life.

Even with U. S. consumers in the doldrums, the trade deficit grew at an annualized rate of 27% in the three months ending July.

Manufacturing remained in the doldrums.

It is our division's newly developed SME networking products that end the prolonged period of the doldrums.

Popular market in the doldrums , the sharp drop in the turnover into four.

The dinosaur market is in the doldrums.

This seems optimistic with consumers in the US still in the doldrums.

South Koreans feel their country is rising from the doldrums.

But with the world steel industry deep in the doldrums, who needed iron ore carries?

Once a world-beater, Japan fell into the doldrums.

The stock market is in the doldrums and property values in many cities are off 30 to 40 percent.

So who wouldn't want a pill to fight the doldrums caused by skipping too many time zones too fast? Well, the Food and Drug Administration.

Third, the real estate market in the doldrums, consumer hot spot cooling.

The job market is likely to remain in the doldrums for many months, Mr. Barbera said.

In this case Dr Song first checked how prone each participant in the study was to the doldrums, in order to establish a baseline.

A hobby a day keeps the doldrums away.

He's been in the doldrums ever since his wife left him.

export still in the doldrums.

After years in the doldrums, the IPO market for technology firms has suddenly sprung to life again in America.

After a decade in the doldrums the market recovered sharply in 2003-04 and has been on the upswing ever since.

Although Hong Kong's economy is still in the doldrums, the occasional whirlwind cannot eclipse the brilliance of the bright pearl .

Last year, with the economy still stuck in the doldrums, it accounted for almost half of all U. S. vacations.

On the other hand, after the hot sale of last 3 months, the marketing is in the doldrums now.

Eg . He's been in the doldrums ever since she left him.

Cuba's socialist economy has been in the doldrums.

China's property market was in the doldrums last year.

Beijing and Hong Kong originally signed this trade accord in 2003 after the Sars epidemic had left Hong Kong in the doldrums.

It once seemed that the election would be held in the doldrums of a recession;

My brother has been in the doldrums since he failed to get on the swimming team.

I'm just trying to fix up my bed in the doldrums

After years in the doldrums, classical guitar has a bright new voice

U. S. Economy remains in the doldrums