Sentence examples for outright recession from inspiring English sources

Interest rates are unlikely to rise, and few expect Britain to go into outright recession.

A growing chorus of analysts now predict that Europe is heading for an outright recession.

Even if America avoids an outright recession, its slowdown is likely to be prolonged.

Given those underlying problems, a severe downturn, if not an outright recession, may be unavoidable.

"The risk of Japan going back into outright recession is a very real risk".

"In an outright recession, many more people feel the pain of unemployment and falling incomes".

Few City forecasters are yet predicting an outright recession for Britain, although several are now warning of a sharp slowdown.

It's not a cataclysmic drop but enough to disorient an industry that has always considered itself recession-resistant, if not outright recession-proof — so unstoppable that even having to engage in basic Marketing 101 stuff, like lowering prices, has struck some operators as a comedown.

For the first time in at least three decades, the East Asian tiger economies (excluding China and Japan) as a group will grow more slowly than the rich industrial economies, with average growth of only around 1%. Indonesia, South Korea and Thailand will suffer outright recessions as high interest rates choke investment and consumption.

Only the city comptroller, William C. Thompson Jr., has outright declared the recession over.

Comparing the outlook with that at the Davos economic forum in 2010, he said: "The tail risks of an outright double-dip recession and outright deflation are lower than they were last year, even if the data for the UK and the peripheral eurozone economies seems to suggest there are risks of a double dip".