Before he arrived on the scene, Turkey's largest city was in the economic doldrums.

The inner south city centre area's regeneration began when Ireland was in the economic doldrums.

And we'll examine a couple of your suggestions for getting us out of the economic doldrums.

Japan's nearly two-decade long economic doldrums had already set in at the time of the Kobe quake.

But whether it leads to a resurgence of bank lending is uncertain given the euro zone's economic doldrums.

The town of Kaitaia - after years in the economic doldrums - is experiencing the unfamiliar phenomenon of growth.

But all the signs say it is out of the economic doldrums it has been in for 10 years.

Kaikohe business people are pinning their hopes on a geothermal power project, to pull their town out of the economic doldrums.

Families are supporting each other through the economic doldrums by providing loans, childminding or other forms of assistance to each other, new research indicates.

The current economic doldrums have slowed development of the $80 million jet, but Aerion remains optimistic with continued financial backing from investors.

It's core business, search advertising, seems so far to have weathered the economic doldrums that have hurt other sites and publications relying on ads.

Fed officials in recent months have stepped up calls for structural fixes to the economic doldrums, saying that monetary policy alone is not enough.

But if we end up with another hung parliament, which is entirely possible, the economic doldrums are likely to continue into next year, he said.

Oil prices slumped again on Monday on concerns over scarce storage capacity, especially in the United States, and global economic doldrums from the coronavirus pandemic.

That recovery was primarily driven by a realization that the rest of the world, Europe specifically, was joining the United States in the economic doldrums.

Despite high prices -USJ charges adults 7,600 yen per head -the operators appear insulated against wider economic doldrums.