Sentence examples for facing recession from inspiring English sources

Most rich economies are now facing recession.

Half the country's exports go to the European Union, which is facing recession.

She disagrees with Gordon Brown over how to rescue economies facing recession.

Facing recession and stock market losses, many corporations are cutting back on their charitable donations, according to a recent article in the Wall Street Journal.

ITALY may be facing recession, but for Siggi, a textile firm near Vicenza in the north-east of the country, 2009 offers the promise of unprecedented growth.

EARLIER this year, Cristina Fernández de Kirchner (pictured above), Argentina's president, proffered some advice to European governments facing recession and market panic.

We face recession at home and a war abroad.

But that seems ambitious, or merely hopeful, when Russia faces recession and rising xenophobia.

Ronald Reagan survived an assassination attempt after just weeks in office, then went on to face recession, survive the Iran-contra scandal and help end the cold war.

Mr. Dinkins took office only to face recession and the three horsemen of social decline: soaring AIDS infection rates, homelessness and a crack-fueled crime wave.

Now the states must deal with the effects of past chicanery even as they face recession, soaring health care costs and the fiscal impact of terrorism.