Sentence examples for persisting recession from inspiring English sources

If we suppose a persisting recession stage, it is very hard to find a satisfying initialization η for the retarded price in the interval [ 0, σ ].

Subsequent years' findings suggest that this disconnect has persisted beyond the recession".

But doubts about lenders' ability to survive a worsening recession persisted.

But it has persisted since the recession ended, in 2009, which suggests that something else might be going on.

As long as the fiscal crisis and fears of a return to recession persist, however, the economic measures in the Queen's Speech will command more attention than its promised reshaping of the state.

Why, he asked, has the economic malaise, the downtown, the recession persisted so long?

Other signs persist that a recession is likely to greet the next president regardless of their party affiliation.

Yields would logically be much higher than they already are except for the persistent worry that the U.S. recession will persist or get worse.

Worries from the Federal Reserve that the recession could persist despite their best efforts did not hold back gains, either.

But the recovery is likely to be slow and fragile, economists warned, and recession could persist in some southern countries.

While some, including the German-themed Gluck's Kingdom in Hokkaido, have since closed, many persisted through the extended recession of the 1990's.