Sentence examples for ensuing depression from inspiring English sources

The ensuing depression lasted 5 years, ruined thousands of businesses, depressed daily wages by 25% from 1873 to 1876, and brought the unemployment rate up to 14%.

Leitz survived the war and the ensuing depression.

The ensuing depression left her unable to eat or hold her temper.

The ensuing depression forced the government to abandon some liberal bourgeois principles.

After the 1929 Wall Street crash and the ensuing depression, the Japanese became disenchanted with western capitalism.

Her mother and father separated when she was 14, and Jillian was given a keyboard to help her negotiate a path through the ensuing depression.

In the ensuing Great Depression, the two often shared living quarters, and occasionally exhibited together.

The ensuing Great Depression would quickly render it a palace of misplaced optimism.

When he resigned as treasurer in 1929, Harvard was well prepared to face the ensuing Great Depression.

At trial, Carlisle called medical experts who testified that his breakdown and ensuing severe depression were causedat least in part by the strain of his job.

The nation recovered from the ensuing economic depression, but the theatre, under increasing competition from motion pictures, radio, and television, did not.