Sentence examples similar to has been a depression from inspiring English sources

Its reward has been a Depression-level slump — and financial markets continue to treat it as a serious default risk.

One former lover says that it may not have been a depression, or a particular personal problem, that drove him over the edge in May.

Yet he has managed to cobble together a string of sensible and useful policies that have guided the country away from what would surely have been a depression.

Despite claims to the contrary, the Great Recession could have been a Depression without it.Stable but frailSo much for the good news.

"We were so poor and everybody around us was so poor that it was the 40's before any of us knew there had been a Depression," he wrote in his 1975 autobiography, "Country Gentleman".

It would have been a depression.

This Great Recession has been a Great Depression for young people.

"It's easy to play and it's cheap to play, and it seems that historically every time it's really thrived has been a time of depression".

This realization may be devastating for gifted young autistic people at this stage, and has been a cause of depression in some and even of suicide on occasion.

At home, for nearly two decades there has been a widespread feeling of depression.

The Hamilton Rating Scale for Depression (HAMD) has been a standard instrument for peer assessment of depression's severity since 1970 [ 33].