Sentence examples for difficult recession from inspiring English sources

Cameron says we have been through a difficult recession.

It's understandable that many people feel safer in their jobs during this difficult recession.

Far from signaling a recovery, then, recent bank losses suggest a difficult recession ahead.

Mr. Volcker, too, had served under presidents of opposing parties and had navigated the Fed through a difficult recession.

"That allowed the market to move back to a level consistent with a long and difficult recession but not Armageddon".

"But we are recovering from a long, deep and difficult recession, and it does take time before people really feel the effects of an economic recovery.

Ironically the best time to buy small caps is when investors are shunning them typically at the tail end of difficult recessions.

Charles Barnett, of BDO LLP, said: "Everybody involved in the legal sector in Scotland is aware of just how difficult the recession has been for the profession.

All of that, Ms. Cooper said, made the notion of his release reckless and frightening — a leap too far, even in the most difficult of recessions.

I try to buy as cheaply as I can, which has been difficult since the recession – the prices of food and drink seem to have gone up.

The committee's former chairman, Sir Alistair Graham, said a new system needed to be overseen by an independent group, but added that introducing a pay increase for MPs would be politically difficult during a recession.