Sentence examples for enduring malaise from inspiring English sources

That suggests officials increasingly regard mediocre global economic growth as an enduring malaise.

The pruning of what Merrill had optimistically called Project Blossom in the spring of 1998 is a tale that revolves partly around American hubris and partly around enduring malaise in Japan, which is stumbling into its fourth recession in a decade.

The Fed did not predict or prepare for the enduring economic malaise the country is now experiencing.

Before the Republicans define the president in their terms, the Obama camp is trying to make it clear that he did accomplish some big things, despite the enduring economic malaise and the health care overhaul that is far less popular than they had expected.

But specific failures will still come as a nasty surprise to investors and institutions, and add to the malaise.Of enduring concern are the monoline insurers, the institutions that agreed to guarantee some classes of debt against default.

This is unnerving to the rest of the world, which cannot help noticing that China's economy, along with India's, Brazil's, and a few others, isn't enduring the same economic malaise.

For years the CFA has been fighting alongside students to maintain the quality of education at an affordable cost, especially for working-class families enduring our current economic malaise.

Yields are exceptionally low in Europe, which is enduring a drawn-out economic malaise.

The choice, then, is between starting to make the transition to a different economy and enduring years of stop-and-start economic malaise.

Talking to the locals, there is enduring anger at the federal government for their role in the malaise.

He thought about enduring.