Sentence examples for big recession from inspiring English sources

It would take a very big recession indeed to wipe out those gains.

"But if you have a big recession, Europe would not be able to compensate".

"We didn't foresee a big recession," she adds, "but it came, and we decided to adjust".

Yes, the nation has had a big recession, but recessions typically tend to lessen inequality rather than increase it.

"He wanted to know how you get out of inflation like that without causing a big recession.

Unfortunately I feel that the sports incentive will be hit hard with Brazil facing a big recession.

Rick Santorum is hoping to turn the political conversation away from the social and cultural issues that have dominated his quest for the Republican presidential nomination so far and focus instead on the economy as he prepares to compete in the big, recession-plagued battleground state of Michigan.

The Labour government led us into this mess … The Tories presided over two big recessions in office.

Here's a chart, showing unemployment and core inflation during and after two big recessions; in each case the time series starts at the upper left.

The Tories presided over two big recessions in office, they wasted most of the North Sea oil revenue, they sold off the family silver on the cheap.

In his closing remarks he said: "The Labour government led us into this mess … The Tories presided over two big recessions in office, they wasted most of the North Sea oil revenue, they sold off the family silver on the cheap".