Sentence examples for marked recession from inspiring English sources

The Medical Information Bureau of the New York Academy of Medicine announced that radiation treatments had brought about a marked recession in the cancerous growth on the infant's right eye.

IHS Global Insight economist Howard Archer said the sharp deterioration in economic sentiment "reinforces concern that the region is headed for extended, marked recession".

Although June 2009 marked the recession's official conclusion, the poverty rates in New York City and across the nation have continued to rise.

Ironically, Victoria faced a repeat of the financial disasters and economic slump that marked the recession of the 1880s, a century earlier.

Pity, because the outgoing prime minister, Atef Ebeid, had endured even more than the usual abuse during a five-year term marked by recession and policy drift.

Though Mr. Koizumi's plans appeared to enjoy public support at the time, disastrous terms in office for his successors — marked by recession and the global economic crisis — have largely discredited his privatization agenda.

The fifth episode is marked by recession that hit the country in the late 1990s and the ensuing large macroeconomic crisis in 2001 2002, which triggered an economic meltdown and the devaluation of the currency.

He uses rich detail to paint a real picture of a place and time that we all know well – 2008, a year marked by recession, financial collapse, and the destruction of Wall Street.

But after years marked by recession, widespread food shortages, and hyperinflation that reached a billion percent, the country experienced modest economic growth in recent years.

It has so far avoided the outright contraction that typically marks a recession.

The National Bureau of Economic Research, which adjudicates these things, decided that uptick in G.D.P. was sufficient to mark the recession's trough.