Sentence examples for decade of depression from inspiring English sources

The economy ran into a decade of depression.

The first was in 1929, when the Wall Street crash began a decade of depression at home and isolationism abroad.

The period between 1870 and 1950 was particularly difficult -- two world wars ruinous to vineyards, a decade of depression, the amending of the American Constitution to prohibit the production, sale and transportation of "intoxicating liquor".

For Hobbs, whose own father had killed himself years earlier after a decade of depression and alcohol abuse, the older broadcaster had become an alternative, beloved father, and she wanted him to know it.

FDR was prescient in his recognition of the significance of the globe not just for the survival of the United States but for any hope that the war, however reluctant the entry into it, and however destructive it would be, would also be the basis for newfound global prosperity and power after a decade of depression, economic decline, and isolationist politics.

Indeed we must I think assume they know this and this is why the Governor is predicting another decade of depression.

After two decades of depression and two world wars, the nation was still not respecting his own.

If the UK's 30m £220,000 average homes (£6.6tn) are clumsily taxed, that £6.6tn "asset" could evaporate – plunging house-proud Britons into decades of depression.

Mr. Bassett's film shows Ms. Grossman slowly emerging from decades of depression and isolation after Mr. Bassett helped with the Herculean task of excavating her apartment and building shelves to organize and display her work.

Eat fish and no chips: Many researchers think that the shift away from omega-3 fatty acids found in fish to the omega-6 sort floating around in vegetable oils and the change in brain chemistry that this causes explains the growth over recent decades of depression, manic-depression, memory loss, schizophrenia and attention-deficit disorder.

Results from a study earlier this year showed that more than a decade of untreated depression is linked to higher levels of inflammation in the human brain, which suggests that depression is a type of neurodegenerative disease not unlike Parkinson's and Alzheimer's.