Sentence examples for mental recession from inspiring English sources

Mr Gramm suggested that his compatriots are suffering a "mental recession" rather than a real one.

Just like that "mental recession" his former chief economic adviser Phil Gramm spoke of.

John McCain and his economic main man, Phil ("this is a mental recession") Gramm, were right there running with them.

But what really boggles my mind is the Romney campaign's evident belief that it gains credibility by rolling out Phil "Mental Recession" Gramm as a spokesman.

We had Phil Gramm, Enron's favorite senator and John McCain's economic guru, blithely assuring us in 2008 that we were suffering from a "mental recession".

In fact, as late as July 2008 Gramm declared that all we had was a "mental recession", and that America had become a "nation of whiners".

The existing evidence suggests that the relationship between mental health and recessions differs, at least in part, by social welfare system.

"Those charities involved at the sharp end of the recession – employment, mental health and debt advice – are the most hard pressed at this time".

One need only look at the graphs accompanying "A Hemline Index, Updated" (Week in Review, Oct. 19) to see the severe mental health implications of recession in the consistent relation between decreased employment and higher suicide rates in the United States over a half-century.

However, not all studies have found a negative association between economic recession and mental health.

In addition, we have only been able to investigate a few of the potential pathways between recession and mental health.