Sentence examples for experiencing a recession from inspiring English sources

The results of our analysis indicate that experiencing a recession in one's late 50s leads to a reduction in longevity.

In early 2009, I was already sick of hearing the media, our elected officials and most economists call what we were experiencing a recession.

Gehry is building in Sydney because Australia is one of the very few countries in the world that is not experiencing a recession.

We are able to verify that experiencing a recession at these ages leads to very long periods of without work that leads to lower income as well as a greater propensity to lose health insurance coverage.

On June 24 , 2008 with Florida already experiencing a recession and property values sinking, Ms. Estenoz stood beside the governor at the edge of the Everglades as he unveiled the $1.75 billion deal.

Mr. Gramm, now a banker, was the co-chairman of Mr. McCain's campaign and an early favorite to be treasury secretary in a McCain administration until July, when he told The Washington Times that Americans were "a nation of whiners" and the country was experiencing a recession that was "mental" rather than real.

In that sense, both Germany and Japan experienced a recession in the second and third quarters of 2001.

Canada did experience a recession, but it has recovered nearly all of what was lost.

Australia was the only OECD economy that didn't experience a recession; unemployment peaked at 5%.

It has been 25 years since Australia last experienced a recession.

After a long period of growth in the 20th century, the local economy experienced a recession in the 1990s.