Sentence examples for line recession from inspiring English sources

TheLadders.com, a jobs Web site, sent e-mail messages last Monday bearing this subject line: "Recession is coming, get your job insurance now!" Nissan is pitching the fuel economy of its 2008 Altima sedan, rather than style or performance, with commercials devoted to its ability to go more than 600 miles between fill-ups.

In this case, because of the good evaporation of isopropanol, the films show line recession when the concentration of Ag NWs reaches above 5 mg/ml.

So shattered were ordinary Americans by gas lines, recessions and double-digit inflation that they resorted to pulling cash out of equity mutual funds — for eight straight years.

But the line between recession and recovery has become so fine that today's data confirms a more basic reality: Germany, Europe's largest economy, is dead in the water.

Bottom line: If recession woes discourage you from spending, this could just be the year you could get away with it.

As the facial images were cropped below the hair line, hair recession was either influencing age perception via the size of the forehead visible in the images or was correlated to (i.e. a proxy for) an unknown facial feature in the image.

But it would be an unexpected silver lining if recession were to force local governments to behave in ways that make them more efficient.

She's still a writer, he's still a master of Wall Street, and the real-world knocks that their professions have taken barely register outside an occasional pasted-in line of recession-conscious dialogue.

How can anyone get misty over a decade that gave us Watergate, Kent State, gas lines, economic recession, double-digit inflation, soaring crime rates, Pol Pot, Son of Sam and American hostages in Iran -- not to mention leisure suits, men's ties wider than the Lincoln Tunnel, some of the worst hairstyles since scissors were invented and -- hold your angry letters -- disco?

In recent memory, the 1970s were covered in ignominy: the gold and silver panic, gasoline lines, deep recession and Americans taken hostage in Iran.

Before him, everybody believed the Merkel-Cameron-McCain line that recessions are like bad weather: you just need to wrap up and sit it out, even though it hurts.