Sentence examples for a prolonged contraction from inspiring English sources

The current crisis has one key cause: a prolonged contraction of demand.

A flood of new Japanese mutual funds, for example, has reversed a prolonged contraction in the industry.

Fatigue is a failure of the muscle to sustain force in a prolonged contraction or to reattain force in repeated contractions.

Throughout much of the report, in fact, there was fodder for both sides in the widening debate about whether the economy is destined for -- or even already in the early stages of -- a prolonged contraction.

Unless the global economy goes into a prolonged contraction, manufacturers and consumers will continue to consume commodity minerals.

Wealth inequality, after a prolonged contraction over the twentieth century, has been rising again since the 1980s, and inheritance may be an important channel shaping that trend (Piketty and Zucman 2014).

Previously, it was shown that B cells on contact with anti-IgM-containing planar lipid bilayers undergo a rapid spreading and a more prolonged contraction response, resulting in the gathering of antigen in a central cluster for internalization (Fleire et al, 2006).

"In no other European country, with the sole exception of the United Kingdom, has such a pronounced and prolonged contraction in industrial production been recorded," said the employers' federation, Confindustria, in July.

Postovulatory food deprivation also delayed the oviductal ova transport rate [ 6, 78], which may be due to a prostaglandin-associated prolonged contraction of the isthmic muscle [ 79, 80].

Postovulatory food deprivation has also been reported to delay the oviductal ova transport rate [ 61], which may be due to a prostaglandin-associated prolonged contraction of the isthmic muscle [ 62].

Monetary policy will probably have to be eased further to contain the risk of a more substantial and prolonged contraction in demand growth.