Sentence examples for after recession from inspiring English sources

Page A25 Business FEW WORKERS REGAIN FOOTING AFTER RECESSION According to a Rutgers study, those with less education were the most ravaged by job loss during the recession, and even among those who found work, many made much less than before the downturn.

"That is always the nature of the boomlet after recession," Mr. Sinai said.

The auto industry, and manufacturing overall, had started to bounce back after recession lows.

Productivity often surges in the first year of a recovery after recession, as firms produce more without needing to hire extra workers.

In "After Recession, More Young Adults Are Living on Street," Susan Saulny writes about the growing problem of homelessness for the nation's young adults.

Labour ran a deficit even during the boom years, and stuck to its expansive three-year spending plans after recession hit.

The important point here is that bear markets often end during, not after, recessions.

School library investments have been rebounding in many districts after recession-era cuts, but they vary dramatically across the country.

Employment snaps back quickly after recessions.

In each case, that happened as slow recoveries after recessions were finally about to accelerate.

But after recessions involving a sharp drop in employment, the rebounds have been much stronger.