Sentence examples for more quarters of from inspiring English sources

Recessions are commonly described as two or more quarters of a declining gross domestic product.

The economy has several more quarters of expansion under its belt.

One simple definition is that a recession is two or more quarters of negative G.D.P. growth.

If the steps are not taken, policy makers are risking more quarters of anemic growth or, worse, renewed recession.

"You would like to see a couple more quarters of the trends we saw before talking about that".

And analysts say Citigroup is likely to face several more quarters of loan losses as the global economy slows.

We'll have one more quarter of grim earnings results to get through.

On growth, after the Emergency Budget we saw one more quarter of growth, before growth faltered in the final quarter of 2010.

But Nowitzki, who finished with 44 points Monday, had one more quarter of brilliant basketball in him and enough myopic determination to keep the Mavericks' season alive.

So long as they get one more quarter of rising profits, one more term in office, they don't care.

A recession is defined as two or more consecutive quarters of contraction.