Sentence examples for cyclical that from inspiring English sources

"Clearly, the industry is more cyclical that we used to think," Mr. Appert said.

Is my life so cyclical that am I fated to rediscover music that I never fell out of love with in the first place?

One thing the Valley's young people knew, however, Dr. Wengert said, was that the economic downturn of the nineteen-nineties was not cyclical, that the Cold War was over and the aerospace and defense jobs were not coming back.

While economists generally agree that the jobs crisis is primarily cyclical — that is, related to temporarily low demand — there are reasons to believe that at least some of the problem is structural.

I think that we tend to forget that although history can be cyclical, that civilizations and empires come and go.

The IMF has taken the view that high unemployment was and remains largely cyclical, that in most countries there is still a substantial unemployment gap, and that policies that sustain aggregate demand are still of the essence26.

For whatever reason, recent revisions have been very pro-cyclical: That is, when there were job losses, they turned out to be worse than initially estimated, and when there were job gains, they turned out to be much better than initially estimated.

We find that the male female wage gap is counter-cyclical, that is, the wage disadvantage faced by women grows when and where unemployment is temporarily higher.

The key issue is thus the balancing of the search incentives relative to the insurance provided, and it is found that there is a welfare case for having active labour market policies to be pro-cyclical; that is, the conditions should be more demanding (high incentives, duration) in a boom compared to a slump.

Two cheap cyclicals that should be much higher in two years are Boise Cascade (25) and Inland Steel (24).

The work of Brenner 5 beginning in the 1970s suggested that mortality is counter-cyclical, that is, when the economy is down, death rates in particular, suicides rise.