Sentence examples for indicating a recession from inspiring English sources

The up-tick in profits for these companies has not been reflected in the health of America's economy, with figures released today showing a slide in U.S. GDP for the third quarter of 2008, indicating a recession.

A recent article in Investopedia attributes uncertainty in Europe, issues within the Chinese economy, debt problems associated with student loans, a not so optimistic outlook on unemployment and hindered central banks as all indicating a recession is on the horizon.

Since the indicator hit recession territory last December, that would indicate a recession that started sometime from October to February.

The Fed says that a level of negative 0.7 indicates a recession may well have begun.

The overall index "appears to indicate a recession is upon us," the Chicago association said.

The authors warned that rising inequality could indicate a recession was on the way, with the global wealth-to-income ratio hitting a peak.

"This is the sixth month that manufacturing has failed to grow, which technically by our numbers would indicate a recession," said Norbert J. Ore, chairman of the committee that publishes the report.

The Conference Board's Franco says that when the Expectations Index goes below 80, it indicates a recession is imminent.

Greenspan told Hong Kong businessmen Monday that the United States economy has grown since 2001 but that signs indicate a recession is nearing, possibly as soon as the end of this year.

The average SurfaceExp coefficient controls the shape of the seasonal recession curve, and the averages for all the calibration basins were the same, 0.97, with higher values resulting in a steeper recession curve and lower values indicating a slower recession.

It had been under 50 for a year, indicating a possible recession, but it was not until September that the plunge began.