Sentence examples for heading for a depression from inspiring English sources

"The questions being asked last week — 'Were we heading for a depression?' 'Was the economy going to spin out of control?' — was something I don't recall," Mr. Liodice said.

Krugman thinks the world is heading for a depression.

Having politically correct politicians and the media scream that we are headed for a depression makes their predictions self-fulfilling.

Hu Jian, the distribution company's general manager, was quoted by the New China News Agency as saying the industry was headed for a "depression". He said the number of films produced by film studios for release had tumbled to 46 in the first half of this year from 65 in the same period last year.

Anyone interested in my thinking before I realized we were headed for a depression should look up my blog entries of June 24, Aug. 19, and Dec. 23, 2007.

So while we may have to get used to permanently high oil prices, this doesn't mean the world economy is heading for a great depression.

Europe is heading for a deep depression next year as the austerity regime bites.

By March, investors had fully priced in the possibility that the world economy could be heading for a new Great Depression, so even the first tentative pieces of good economic news sparked a relief rally.

Now that the commodity boom has turned into a bust, the Russian economy is heading for a deep recession, or, possibly, a depression.

At one point he suffered a setback at work and I worried that he was headed for a major depression.

Unless you think the long-term historical outperformance of stocks over bonds is a relic, and unless you think we're headed for a Great Depression, then if stocks have become significantly cheaper while corporate profits have become significantly greater, they're a vastly better long-term investment today than they were ten years ago.