Sentence examples for effects of the worst from inspiring English sources

The economy is still suffering the effects of the worst financial crisis since the 1930s.

Telegram firms are reporting an increase in business as customers try to beat the effects of the worst postal stoppages for two years.

As mentioned earlier, in the year 2000 Colombia was narrowly surviving the effects of the worst financial crisis in its history, along with the bad press and economic burden of the Civil War and the War against Drugs.

All over the south and east of England, woods are suffering the effects of the worst drought in three decades, which, while bringing the peak bluebell flowering forward to the bank holidays, has also impaired their growth.

White House officials predict the measure will create 3.5 million jobs over the next year and a half, easing the effects of the worst economic downturn in a generation.

Bold initiatives to prop up the financial industry and stimulate demand were successful in preventing total collapse, according to many economists, but those efforts couldn't eliminate the effects of the worst recession since the Great Depression.

If tomorrow Congress passed a clean continuing resolution and abolished the debt ceiling I suspect equities would have a pretty darn good day.But by focusing on the effects of the worst-possible-thing-that-could-happen without much regard to whether expectations of the WPTTCH actually occurring have changed, we may all have lost some perspective on the dynamic in Washington.

In particular, we're still suffering the after-effects of the worst economic crisis since the 1930s, and we can't afford to have a federal government paralyzed by an opposition with no interest in helping the president govern.

While violence flared in western Assam, up in the north towards the border with Bhutan, 312,533 people were still suffering the after-effects of the worst floods in the state since 2004, according to the Assam State Disaster Management Authority.

Numerical example is shown to demonstrate the effect, of the worst case disturbance rejection on residuals that are sensitive to failure directions.

Patients may not feel the effect of the worst ever spending squeeze for another year or so, but they will read about galloping outsourcing: more than 400 services already compulsorily put out to any qualified provider, another 39 shortly.