Sentence examples for faced a recession from inspiring English sources
PAUL VOLCKER faced a recession and double-digit inflation when he became chairman of the Federal Reserve in 1979.
The mass of newly unemployed workers will encounter a welfare system that was overhauled in 1996 and has never faced a recession.
Yesterday's price increase accelerated after President Clinton said he did not think the nation faced a recession because of high energy prices.
The possibility that the United States faces a recession as bad as 1937's seems far-fetched.
On the economic front, Mr. Lagos, facing a recession, took an uncommon course for a Socialist.
In 1987, facing a recession and few opportunities for developing for-profit real estate, Mr. Rose started his own business.
He outlined a way to soften the treaty's rules that might make it easier for a country like Japan, facing a recession, to participate.
A stronger foundation for future economic growth would have been laid by keeping more oil revenue home, and we might not now be facing a recession".
If the Treasury forecasts are right and we face a recession, then it would not be right to raise taxes and cut spending.
With the city facing a recession and the loss of income from the Sept. 11 attacks, Mr. Bloomberg said New York simply could not afford them.
The jump in the natural gas and electricity tax comes as Portuguese households already face a recession that the government and other institutions expect to last until the end of 2012.
