Sentence examples for permanent depression from inspiring English sources

When he realised it was something permanent, depression set in. "People say you get used to it, but you don't".

Mr. Crane now decided that there was nothing in his friend's career that could warrant the deep and apparently permanent depression into which he seemed plunged.

It's not great news to have the eurozone in permanent depression when you have a visible trade deficit running at around £100bn a year.

The traditional Keynesian view in which permanent depression is possible is more right than the New Keynesian approach in which unemployment is attributed only to temporary price rigidities.

"I suffer from a permanent depression because of what I go through daily," one man told me when he visited me secretly at my hotel room in September.

Ireland, in other words, is perilously close to locking itself into permanent depression and deflation, from which the only way out may be a default that would further damage consumer and business confidence.

But a Greek economy in near-permanent depression will need support for years to come.

And if everybody does indeed try to run a savings surplus, what else can be the outcome but a permanent global depression?" For many parts of Europe, the depression is already here, and its cost is mounting.

2. This unprecedented punishment led to an increase in debt and to permanent economic depression.

How would doctors react if someone suffering from permanent clinical depression requested the right-to-die?

Neither seemed unduly afflicted by the recession, but only because they had already been living in what amounts to a permanent economic depression.