down-turns

The Class of 2009 is graduating in a tough economic climate, but such down turns can be a time for innovation, Schmidt said.

The growth rates there are expected to subside over the coming years. A few locations might see (slight) down turns.

But since America buys more than 80% of Mexico's exports, it has also made them exquisitely vulnerable to America's down turns.

And the fourth card (down)turns over (up), and is placed on top of the first card --- also up.

Another way developers are hedging against down turns is by developing areas near transportation hubs.

Its specialisation in investment goods, cars and other expensive consumer products makes the up swings higher but down turns sharper.

Specifically, I am speculating that their ongoing project down turns their network performance.

Output in most of the smaller Asian economies is still lower than a year ago, because they suffered steep down turns late last year.

Many, but not all, hedge fund strategies tend to hedge against down turns in the markets being traded.

Law firms have high profit margins (typically 20-40%), grow rapidly when the economy is buoyant and are resilient in down turns .

One argument is that Europe's tendency to hoard jobs in down turns may be a boon.

In each of the down turns in 1975, 1982 and 1991, growth in world GDP per head turned negative.

It's found that herd behavior of Chinese stock market in the rise stage is more obvious than down turns;

Pulls me down turns me weak for you