Sentence examples for depression bubble from inspiring English sources

The model is used principally to account for the effect of void fraction-dependent turbulence depression, bubble size distribution in the feed and bubble interactions on the process of transition.

The article focused on the bank's tendency to participate in and profit from a host of economic bubbles, from the Great Depression to the tech bubble to, more famously, the housing boom.

You can be in a room full of friends but you're totally isolated.' And somehow doing the play pricked the bubble of depression and he was cured.

This comfort has served as a further enabler, making it all the easier to re-enter the world outside the bubble of depression and reconnect on a face-to-face level.

At the very center of our economic near-depression is a credit bubble, a housing collapse and a systemic failure of the banking industry.

Depression glass often has bubbles, imperfections and marks, because it was made using an inexpensive process and cheap materials.

Today's youngest children — the recession babies — are being raised in the same kind of protective bubble as the Depression babies.

Sure enough, modern historical events from the Great Depression to the dot-com bubble can be traced back to what Marx termed "fictitious capital" -- financial instruments like stocks and credit-default swaps.

On the flip side, the fact that I can go months without showing outward signs that my depression has festered into a bubbling cauldron of horribleness is a curse.

September, 1929, marked the peak of a stock-market bubble, and the Great Depression was a lot more serious than the Great Recession.

The Nasdaq has now plunged 73percentt since March 2000, the worst drop in a major United States index since the Depression, as the technology and Internet bubble has decisively burst.