Sentence examples for a more severe contraction from inspiring English sources

The Fed said there was also a risk from "a more severe contraction in the housing sector and a substantial decline in house prices".

The risk with such crude measures is that it is easy to overdo things and cause a more severe contraction than intended.Short-run gloom, long-run boomThe recent pace of China's growth is unsustainable and the rest of the world needs to prepare itself for slower growth and weaker import demand from China over the next year or two.

Economists say they expect Japan to have an even more severe contraction in the current quarter, ending in December, as spooked American consumers and businesses cut back even further on spending.

Although precise information on the PO2i in different muscle fibre types during various activity conditions is not available (Hoppeler et al., 2003), there are indications that fast/glycolytic fibres experience a more severe hypoxia during contraction than do slow/oxidative fibres (McDonough et al., 2007).

FSHD1 and FSHD2 may have an additive effect: patients harboring D4Z4 contraction and SMCHD1 mutations display a more severe clinical phenotype than with either defect alone.

With consumption being over 71% of GDP, a sharp and persistent contraction of consumption all the way through at least the fourth quarter of 2009 implies a more severe recession than otherwise.

Blunted affect is a more severe reduction.

To induce contraction-dependent myofiber damage in control mice to the comparable extent of that of mdx mice, a more severe ischemia and more strenuous tetanic stimuli were necessary (Figure 5 and 6).

The higher the energy input, the more severe the contraction of the molten metal in the solidification process.

But back in 1989, because of his imaginative work, I came away with a recognition that a severe contraction, even a depression, could indeed come again.

Banking is a crucial segment of the economy; a severe contraction in banking has a far greater potential impact than if, say, carpet weavers found themselves in a similar situation.