Sentence examples for continuous recession from inspiring English sources

Italy's increasingly assertive resistance to German economic dogmas may not be surprising: The country has suffered from almost continuous recession since joining the euro.

The Greek banks – vital to the provision of new investment in an economy facing a sixth year of continuous recession – have certainly not been "rescued".

The existence of an area of free land, its continuous recession, and the advance of American settlement westward explain American development.

The trail was usable until 1939, due to the continuous recession of the Portage Glacier.

Irma largely spared Puerto Rico but still knocked out power for about a million residents, which is simultaneously grappling with its worst economic crisis in modern history and has been in a near-continuous recession for the last 10 years.

It also suggests that entrepreneurial attitudes and a laissez-faire approach to the urban planning of local authorities, under conditions of continuous economic recession, are the major drivers in the vitality of this process.

Afterwards, there has been a continuous deepening of the recession, which could reach figures close to 6%% in the year 2012, in a midpoint between the European Commission and OECD estimates.

For several years, the foundation has been struggling to get recognition for its programs amid recessions and continuous government and corporate cutbacks.

If overall economic activity falters, the research group may well argue, based on sagging employment, that the recession has been continuous since the spring of 2001.

The first n stages are recession periods with continuous transitions of all states.

"Continuous deflation, no economic growth, in and out of recessions.