Sentence examples for cause recession from inspiring English sources

That does not prove that oil shocks always cause recession.

It calculated that the housing market would slow the economy, but not derail consumer spending enough to cause recession.

Gordon Brown today admitted the global economic downturn was "likely to cause recession" in the UK as he ordered a halt on home repossessions.

Two former chancellors have dismissed George Osborne's claims that leaving the EU will cause recession, job losses and lower wages as inaccurate propaganda.

But, he added, "I'm going to do what I can to keep these prices moderated and to continue to argue to all the OPEC nations that if the price gets too high they will cause recession".

"Having taken action on the banking system, we must now take action on the global financial recession which is likely to cause recession in America, France, Italy, Germany, Japan and - because no country can insulate itself from it - Britain too.

While oil shocks, on their own, may not cause recessions, they can knock an already teetering economy over the edge.

It's not that the forces that cause recessions have been abolished -- though every long expansion brings foolish proclamations of the end of business cycles.

I have heard IMF economists call austerity policies that are certain to cause recessions "stabiliz[ation]" but I expect unintended self-parody from that source.

Whatever is causing recession, it is not land shortage.

During any brushing cycle, the toothbrush is thought to scratch the gingival tissues to some degree [ 79– 81], possibly causing recession.