Sentence examples for on a recession from inspiring English sources

If sustained, that would be enough to bring on a recession.

To adhere scrupulously to it would require them to impose austere budgets that could bring on a recession.

"Put it all together and there is a potential $300 billion shock to the economy," he said, and that could bring on a recession.

While not enough to bring on a recession, the slower sales could dent the largest and most vulnerable part of the economy -- consumer spending.

Democrats hope that a depressed economy will spur voters to reject the party in power and blame the Bush tax cut for bringing on a recession.

And now some analysts are more worried that the slowdown will turn into a hard landing for the economy that might even bring on a recession.

"Europe is not on the brink of a recession".

"Everyone says we're on the brink of a recession.

Failure to act swiftly would put the onus of a recession on an uncomprehending, phlegmatic Congress.

SAP is based in Europe, which is supposed to be on the verge of a recession.

That would be enough to bring on a serious recession.