Sentence examples for ending severe from inspiring English sources

But there's also a deep, widespread, continuing mistrust of the Keynesian model for ending severe, prolonged recessions by using government spending to correct systemic shortages of demand.

While global poverty kills one-third of human beings, a shift of just one-seventieth of the resources of the 1,004 million to the 2,533 million would end severe poverty.

"We will pull the handbrake before the car rolls down the hill," said the president of the European Commission, José Manuel Barroso, who also presented plans to punish nations that ignored injunctions to end severe economic imbalances in their wage, macroeconomic and fiscal policies.

After the First World War ended, severe discontent among farmers (over wheat prices) and union members (over wage rates) resulted in an upsurge of radicalism, coupled with a polarization over the rise of Bolshevism in Russia.

The economic stimulus helped to end a severe recession.

In 1975, the market had just ended a severe bear market, and the public had lost interest in stocks.

Javier Silva Ruete was selected as economy minister, a post he held in the late 1970's when he spearheaded a program that ended a severe economic crisis brought on by mismanagement by the military leaders who ran Peru from 1968-80.

It ended with severe criticism of almost the entire NHS for not realising earlier what was happening at the hospital, despite an array of what should have been wake-up calls, and then taking action to stop it.

At age 17 both of Herr's legs were amputated 6 inches below the knee after a rock climbing trip ended in severe frostbite.

The highest totals in 100 years in some locations also ended a severe drought.

Shortly after the battle had ended, a severe gale struck the area.