Sentence examples for recession figures from inspiring English sources

Even as America flirts with recession, figures released on January 16th showed that consumer prices were 4.1% higher in December than a year earlier, up from 2.5% in 2006.

The deprivation that seems to be at the root of much delinquency will not be helped by the recession: figures released on August 18th showed that the number of young people not in education, employment or training was the highest on record.

Despite the strength of the brand, investors, when facing a possible recession, figure Tiffany will suffer and dump the stock.

One-year follow-up showed adequate attached gingiva with no recession (Figure 6). Figure 4 Canine in arch during fixed mechanotherapy.

GHQ caseness was relatively high during the time of the early 1990s recession (figure 1).

Incomes have suffered much more heavily since the current economic crisis began than in the aftermath of the UK's two previous recessions, figures show.

We are only just out of a recession yet figures released last week show that for 29 consecutive months the number of sales of new carsin the UK has risen, surging 10% in the past year alone.

Germany's did too, and may be heading towards recession (recent figures for industrial production and exports were dreadful).

With the advertising market in the dumps and the economy suspected of having entered a recession, such figures might be expected to look fairly solid.

Job prospects for the class of 2014 – graduating this summer – are as rosy as at any time since the start of the recession, new figures indicate.

While growth is above the level reported before the UK dipped into a second recession, these figures are still some way below the pre-recession peak and the Chancellor must not be complacent.