Sentence examples for further recession from inspiring English sources

Further recession or depression serves nobody's best interest.

Are the cuts going to push the country into a further recession?

"In the Great Depression they let up too soon and there was further recession," Mayor Riley said.

Mr. Stiglitz warns of "deficit fetishism," arguing that further recession could increase the deficit beyond the government's ability to cut spending.

A shift from mixed pine-birch woodland to birch woodland is seen from ca. 4300 cal years BP with the development of a sub-alpine birch belt followed by further recession of the birch forest.

In the face of rising oil prices, most net importers of oil around the world will face further recession if they have not found other ways to move themselves and their goods around.

And the emphasis on holding down inflation resulting in 2 decades of low inflation that was called the "Great Moderation --has Moderation --hasnoModeration --hasess productive investmeantslowertheconomicell as two further recessions in the last decade, includingrowthGreandRecession.

And they want it now, even if it means that Ireland will sink further into recession.

Britain's economy sank further into recession in the second quarter of 2012.

More government spending could stimulate growth on a Continent that has been slipping further into recession.

Ministers have previously claimed that a VAT hike would damage consumer spending and send the economy even further into recession.