Sentence examples for recession increased from inspiring English sources

On the contrary, it has worsened the recession, increased social tension and further reduced confidence.

If the Great Recession increased suspicion of child maltreatment, why were fewer cases reported?

The recent recession increased dependence on government, and stronger economic growth would reduce demand for programs like unemployment benefits.

As the economy was slowing and talk of an impending recession increased, Mr. Greenspan and other economists said they worried about inflation.

Vanuatu was typical: the programme caused a recession, increased public debt and crippled the government's ability to perform everyday functions including environmental protection.

The explanations are well rehearsed: the advertising recession, increased competition, the challenge of the internet, a resurgent BBC, and the emergence of national commercial stations, such as Virgin.

And if recession increases everyone's chances of default, then capital charges rise across the board.

However, Channel 4's digital TV services – E4, Film4, More4 and 4Music – helped the broadcaster weather last year's recession, increasing revenues by 4% year on year to £181.3m.

"And if you take into account that on average a recession increases unemployment by 3 to 5 percent, we could see 15 percent unemployment in the U.S. — that is staggering".

The present Labour leader points out that while Britain needs 250,000 new homes each year, with the construction industry officially in recession increasing building will require a policy for the recovery of the industry.

To bring its costs more in line with those of H.P. and Acer, Dell has spent much of the recession increasing its use of contract manufacturers to build its computers.