Sentence examples for double downturn from inspiring English sources

Nor is it only Mexico Brazill, the second-largest recipient of remittances in the region, saw them slide by 4% last year, to $7.1 billion.Two factors, each as ugly as the other, probably explain the double downturn in flows of people and money: hostility to migrants, especially illegal ones, and America's deepening economic gloom.

The Commerce Department said orders dropped by 1.3percentt in February, about double the downturn that economists had been expecting.

He added that the chances of a "double dip" downturn opening up a fresh chapter in the recession appeared to be "rapidly going away".

Art Laffer and other Reagan-era economists are saying that the comprehensive, across the board tax rate increases on the nation's employers and investors now scheduled for next year will make a double dip downturn inevitable.

"There is no double-dip downturn going on around here".

In the spring, many investors worried that weak demand might be signaling a potential double-dip downturn in the economy.

On Wednesday, official data showed that Britain, Ford's largest market in Europe, fell back into recession, that country's first double-dip downturn since the 1970s.

Though most economists expect Britain to emerge from recession in the third quarter, indicators point to a very slow recovery from the country's painful double-dip downturn.

To liberals like Ms. Maloney, premature belt-tightening not only spells more difficulties for the jobless, but also risks a double-dip downturn.

But unless the world descends into a double-dip downturn—or China, Latin America's big new market, sneezes the region will achieve economic growth of between 4% and 5%.

But there was always a third possibility that would be especially painful for the White House: the W-shaped recession -- a double-dipped downturn.