Sentence examples for recession compared to from inspiring English sources

If anything is unusual about the recent income numbers it is that they decreased by a relatively small amount during the last recession compared to other contractions.If you define a boom as a period of sustained economic growth (which most economists do) then median household income increased, albeit at a lower rate than people on the higher end of the income distribution.

That 18% slide in sales would be the worst blow Cisco has experienced in the current recession, compared to a year-over-year drop of 7.5% in the second fiscal quarter, and a gain of 8% in the first quarter.

This means that the estimates of childlessness in the ACS sample are a lower bound of the effect since more women might be classified as childless when they are not in the waves preceding the recession compared to waves after 2008.

Meanwhile, the New Jersey Policy Perspective reports that the state has recovered only 40percentt of the jobs it lost during the Great Recession, compared to 91percentt nationwide.

A 2011 economic study published by the Ms. Foundation for Women revealed that 71percentt of women polled had been affected by the recession, compared to 65percentt of men.

New Jersey has recovered only about half of the jobs it lost during the recession, compared to well over 100percentt nationally and nearly 200percentt for neighboring New York.

On the contrary, part of the rebound was due to much more expansionary macroeconomic policies in response to the world recession, as compared to the recessions of the 1980s.

A report by the Georgetown University Center on Education and the Workforce showed that young humanities and arts majors suffered higher levels of unemployment in the recent recession, when compared to other majors.

These findings would appear to corroborate the suggestion that although remittance flows have declined as a result of the global recession, they "remain resilient compared to many other types of resource flows" [ 39].

[ Ohtsuki et al. 8] suggested that hang-back recession produces more connective fibrous tissue around the new insertion site compared to conventional recession and that this fibrous tissue might aid the muscle in growing forward.

However, [ Capo et al. 23] reported somewhat different results, stating that the hang-back recession group had a significantly greater failure rate compared to the conventional recession group.