Sentence examples for experiencing a contraction from inspiring English sources

World trade suffered another disappointing year in 2015, experiencing a contraction in merchandise trade during the first half and only low growth during the second half.

And while the market is certainly experiencing a contraction from the spectacle of just a few years prior, overall the sales were solid and steady, though a touch subdued.

Many surviving species experienced a contraction in their geographic ranges and were driven out from the eastern regions to the western United States and Canada.

The developing countries are either in recession or about to experience a contraction, while, with the exception of Japan, the industrialized countries are still performing well.

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Focus on what's going on around you as you experience a contraction.

(Photograph: Platon) Ben Bernanke, the Chairman of the Fed, told Congress this morning that our economy was experiencing a "severe contraction," but that if we do everything the Obama Administration wants us to do then 2010 could be a "year of recovery".

By Amy Davidson Sorkin February 24 , 2009Ben Bernanke, the Chairman of the Fed, told Congress this morning that our economy was experiencing a "severe contraction," but that if we do everything the Obama Administration wants us to do then 2010 could be a "year of recovery".

The Intel executives assured analysts that the company was not experiencing such a contraction, but rather the opposite, particularly in emerging markets.

During the crisis, the eurozone was in mild recession, while the periphery experienced a serious contraction.

To be sure, Silicon Valley experienced a huge contraction as well, but it was not nearly as extreme as what happened on the East Coast.