Sentence examples for back to recession from inspiring English sources

There are new elements that may bring the global economy back to recession," he said.

By contrast France, the country most resistant to market reforms, seems to have stopped growing and may even be heading back to recession.

"The truth is that independent economists say Romney's economic plan would do nothing to create jobs now and could push us back to recession.

Analysts said the reports built a strong case for a resilient economy, rather than one that was prone to reverting back to recession.

Talk is already turning to what economists are calling the "exit strategy" on how to cut looming deficits and rein in spending without leading back to recession.

Is it possible that the "tea baggers" do not know that taking one hundred billion out of the budget added to the two hundred billion in cuts needed by states and counties and municipalities to balance their budgets will drive us back to recession.

And the average length of unemployment for workers in this age group never fell back to pre-recession levels after the 2001 recession and after the Great Recession.

Tokyo got the Games; Madrid went back to its recession, Turkey to its protesters.

Tesco now identifies problems going back to the recession of 2009.

CoreLogic, a data firm, said last week that American home prices fell 5.5 percent in 2010, back to the recession low of March 2009.

Think back to the recession of a decade ago.