Sentence examples for double dip as from inspiring English sources

According to a pamphlet written by Reeves, the policy may have choked Britain's economic growth and pushed the country into the double dip, as Labour has repeatedly claimed.

Here's what you get (treating the 1979-82 dipble dip as a single recession): These periods don't match up neatly with presidential terms.

Immediate moves to lower the deficit substantially would likely result in a 1937-like "dipble dip" as we struggle to recover from the Great Recession.

Readers may wish that Mr. Roubini elaborated more on certain points — like why he thinks the current recovery is likely to be "U-shaped" rather than a dangerous "W-shaped" double dip, as he's suggested in the past.

"The reality is that the situation is deteriorating quite quickly and that the chance of a double dip — of a renewed slide into recession — has risen substantially," he said, adding that he saw the odds of such a double dip as 50-50.

Stiglitz didn't rule out the dreaded "double dip," as there are too many potential influencers, but he did say with certainty there was not enough job creation.

When he's not double dipping as the resident DJ at one of two Toronto dance hubs, Parts and Labour and the Mod Club, chances are he's guest starring at another twenty-something gathering spot, including Weldon Park and Detour Bar.

Note that this does not constitute "double dipping" as these ROIs were used to examine between region differences in a fully balanced design, any statistical bias will be equivalent between regions (see Kriegeskorte et al. (2009) supplementary materials and Friston et al. (2006)).

"There are many who believe we're not out of the woods yet and that we face a double dip recession as consumers and corporates continue to cut spending and reduce debt," said Andrew Scott, professor of economics at the London Business School.

And while there was acknowledgment that the last half of 2009 had seen considerable economic recovery, many questioned whether it was time yet for a total economic overhaul, believing we're not yet out of the woods and could face a double dip recession as consumers and corporations continue to cut spending and reduce debt.

In fact, she views a double dip recession as a "real possibility" and thinks we have a 50-50 chance of heading in that direction.