Noun:

मंदी,

downturn's Usage Examples:

hunger, largely due to manmade conflicts, climate changes, and economic downturns.

downturn in his career, the always optimistic Penny looks upon this change of life as an adventure.

Acts of war and terrorism further harm the chances of development in the regions concerned as they do not only cause economic downturns but also cause severe damage to the often already underdeveloped infrastructure as well as government shutdowns, further worsen the often already tense safety situation and cause large numbers of refugees.

That and a general business downturn caused the West to go through a period of decline and finally in 1940 the West Hotel was demolished.

Based in Hong Kong, it was established in 1975, and ceased publication with its 7 December 2001 issue due to a downturn in the advertising market, according to Norman Pearlstine, editor in chief of Time Inc.

The relatively short dentary and non-downturned mandibular symphysis of Nankangia suggest that it may have been more herbivorous than carnivorous.

It is possible that this downturn discouraged any further creation of these developments after the war.

As of summer 2009, the project was shelved for the time being due to the global economic downturn.

The 4–4 tie with Rhode Island Stingrays at the beginning of June, in which they threw away a 2-goal lead in the last 15 minutes, may have signalled a downturn in Fury's form, but to their credit they rallied towards the season's end.

His no-holds-barred porcobiography is a frame-by-frame account of life growing up in the slums of Shamshuipo, set against the colourful campaign of a post-97 Hong Kong trudging along regardless of downturn woes.

The economic downturn following the Panic of 1907 led to a sharp fall-off of migrant traffic to America, only partially offset by increased steerage flows back to Europe, and this was the main contributing factor to one of the blackest years in the Company's history.

The website was eliminated in a round of company-wide budget cuts that reflected a general downturn in the Australian media industry at the time.

how the peaks and troughs align at almost the same places and how the upturns and downturns coincide.

Synonyms:

downswing, worsening, downspin,