Sentence examples for huge contraction from inspiring English sources

In August 2001, The Industry Standard closed amid a huge contraction of Silicon Valley ad spending.

Nevertheless, the legacy of the huge contraction in credit is not likely to go away any time soon.

"The 'institutions' are once again attempting to impose the policies that have failed abysmally since 2010, causing huge contraction of GDP, vast unemployment and mass impoverishment.

"There's been a huge contraction," said Robert Ellison, head of European debt capital markets for financial institutions at UBS in London.

To be sure, Silicon Valley experienced a huge contraction as well, but it was not nearly as extreme as what happened on the East Coast.

Between 2010 and 2050 China's workforce will shrink as a share of the population by 11 percentage points, from 72% to 61%—a huge contraction, even allowing for the fact that the workforce share is exceptionally large now.

The report also demonstrated how heavily businesses were relying on government spending in the face of huge contractions in the private sector.

"The model for network television is basically broken," said Rino Scanzoni, chief investment officer at the GroupM media division of WPP, primarily because of "huge, huge contractions" in the number of viewers who watch scripted prime-time fare.

But this collectively huge fiscal contraction is self-defeating.

But are the mass violence, the racial unrest, the economic inequality, the cacophonic politics all part of some sort of huge global contraction?

Here's a scatterplot of changes in real GDP and in the current account since 1997: It's a pretty strong relationship R-squareded of 0.67 — and let's just say that there's no obvious sign here that Latvia's balance of payments experience represents more than a big trade balance improvement thanks to a huge economic contraction, with the deficit reemerging as the economy bounces back a little.