Sentence examples for both recession from inspiring English sources

Governments, worried about both recession and the warming of the planet, have become more active.

But here at least is a story of expansion that defies both recession and the media gloom mongerers.

But it has a far better shot at avoiding both recession and stagnation than today's policy mix.

Alan Brown, chief investment officer at State Street Global Advisors, said: "There is a real risk that Germany will slip into both recession and deflation.

Growth in America and Britain will probably be less than 2% in 2012 on current policy, and in both recession is quite possible.

Buyers were glad to secure supplies.The cracks began to show when Europe's gas markets were shaken by both recession and the boom in American shale gas.

The disparity in employment based on education has been growing since the 1980s, Mr. Carnevale said, but "both the recession and the recovery have sharply accelerated that structural change".

Chickens and turkeys are both recession-proof".

The fall varied across both recessions and regions (see chart).

(Interestingly, and for unclear reasons, such a change was not found among women in the work force: in both recessions, layoff rates were higher among younger women).

A central bank which publicly commits to a stable framework, such as inflation targeting, will be better able to stave off both recessions and outbreaks of inflation.