doldrum

The company is in the doldrums due to poor management.

The economy is stuck in a doldrum.

They are trying to navigate through the doldrums of the pandemic.

The team needs to break free from the doldrums and innovate.

The project has been in a doldrum for months.

She felt stuck in a doldrum in her career.

The market is experiencing a doldrum in sales.

The team needs to find a way out of the doldrums.

The company is struggling to overcome the doldrums of the recession.

The industry is facing a doldrum in terms of innovation.

We were weeks in the doldrums.

In his remarks, he spoke of a new era and lifting Brazil out of the economic doldrums.

But when he took over the Labour party, they were really in the doldrums.

And Labour has been very in the doldrums in Teesside for quite some time.

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The Press, becalmed in the doldrums of the silly season, leaped to movement at so unhoped-for a wind.

Zimbabwe used to be the breadbasket of southern Africa and all of Africa but right now is in the doldrums of poverty.

After a long period in the doldrums, the sails of the ship of physics are rustling in the breeze.

But the currency can also strengthen when the world's largest economy is in the doldrums, since a depressed American economy is a threat to global financial stability.

There, in the doldrums, the air didn't actually stop moving, it just headed upwards, heat rising to make way for the denser air flowing in from both sides.