Sentence examples for be recession from inspiring English sources
noun
The act or an instance of receding or withdrawing.
We want to be recession busters.
The cost of delay could be recession and deflationary pressure.As for the third big economy, Japan cannot respond to a weaker dollar by cutting interest rates: they are already zero.
In another shift that might be recession related, a higher percentage of adults ages 25 to 34 lived in their parents' home in 2012 than in the early 2000s.
Fed Leaves Rates Be; Recession Warning Dropped.
And if you believe there might be recession fatigue, what are some ways to combat it?
The extremely high end of luxury travel, says Martha Gaughen, a vice president with Sterling Brownell Travel in Atlanta, seems to be recession proof, for now.
IT WAS supposed to be recession-proof.
"WE USED to be recession-proof.
Even now, it appears to be recession-proof.
"I've always said I want this brand to be recession-proof," he said.
Knickers, being a cheap and cheering treat, tend to be recession-proof.
