Sentence examples for back into a severe from inspiring English sources

Its economy could slip back into a severe recession".

"A credit crunch would tip the euro zone back into a severe recession," Marie Diron, an economist who advises the consulting firm Ernst & Young, said in a statement.

If continued for more than a few days, that would deliver a shock to the economy that would almost certainly send the nation, and perhaps the global economy, back into a severe recession.

She pulled her hair back into a severe bun, and wore Doc Martens, but if you dared think any of this mannish she had her rebuttal ready — the title of her 1992 début, "Dry," loaded a kiss-off into one suggestive syllable.

However, on December 3, Bako weakened back into a severe tropical storm due to much cooler sea surface temperatures and increasing northwesterly wind shear.

With extraordinary control, Johnson evolves from a headless, armless creature, all back, into a woman of severe beauty.

Once Roba is discharged from the programme, however, the challenge will be to ensure that he does not fall back into a condition of severe malnutrition.

In making his fourth Olympics, at Montreal in 1976, he came back from a severe injury.

However, further growth is being held back by a severe shortage of construction workers.

Declining fertility rates will be just one of many benefits that follow.Evelyne Opondo Regional director for Africa Centre for Reproductive Rights Nairobi, Kenya* SIR – It is worrying that Zimbabwe is now being allowed to slip back into more severe poverty while the world awaits Robert Mugabe's death ("Sliding backwards again", February 15th).

"A default would likely lead to a renewed sharp economic downturn, pushing the economy back into severe recession and probably another serious banking crisis".