Sentence examples for long recession from inspiring English sources

How about one long recession?

Japan's long recession seems to be over at last.

Before long, recession would add to its troubles.

The economy is tentatively recovering after a long recession.

The numbers reflected the damp blanket the long recession cast over the city during the holidays.

IT'S BEEN a long recession, but airlines, at least, finally have the end in sight.

But Syracuse has only recently emerged from a decade-long recession during which it lost residents.

Thanks to Germany, the entire eurozone should have left the record-long recession.

Puerto Rico is in a decade-long recession and has $70bn in debt.

Economists here generally agree that Cambodia will emerge from its year-long recession in 2010.

The Netherlands is already set for a year-long recession in 2012, followed by only sluggish recovery in 2013.