Downward Movement

Never before have we seen such an enormous ...... in our branch, Dr Handerson.
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A slide ...... 2.3 per cent in production is likely to endanger the company's existence.
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None of us has actually predicted such an enormous slide ...... the sales of laptop computers over such a short period of time.
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The government is definitely going to benefit from the slide ...... the number of unemployed in the election.
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I suppose a slide ...... manufacturing costs is going to make the price for end consumers a little lower.
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Mr Davidson believes we are heading for a drastic slide ...... exports next quarter.
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Sometimes I get the feeling that governments are not doing enough to tackle the crisis as a result of which we might ...... another slide into yet another downturn.
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Taking a slide ...... recession always hits the poor most.
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Recently, we have witnessed a sudden slide ...... imports.
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Analysts maintain that a slide ...... managerial costs might well decrease the company's overall costs by as much as 2 per cent.
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