Sentence examples for massive recession from inspiring English sources

Hopefully not worse than that, but a very massive recession.

DT: I'm talking about a bubble where you go into a very massive recession.

"I'm talking about a bubble where you go into a very massive recession.

If you took all the defense money and just tried to reduce the deficit, you'd have a massive recession.

Of course, the global economy went into massive recession in 2008, 2009, which brought those prices back down, but they quickly spiked again.

It might have been in the aftermath of a massive recession, stagnant income growth, galloping income inequality, and the election of the most progressive president for a generation.

They also have to recognize, as they try to navigate their way out of massive, recession-fueled deficits, that pulling federal dollars out of the economy has consequences too.

That or another massive, cataclysmic recession.

September's financial crisis dealt a crippling blow to trade finance, and then massive global recession destroyed whatever import demand was still being met.

"What is this, 2006?" laughed Oz. "You're living in a global economy that's facing a massive debt recession, and in the past week you've killed two witches.

I think we all thought that sport would really get pushed high on the agenda by local authorities and schools, and we've had three or four years of massive world recession and everything else.