Sentence examples for recession introduced from inspiring English sources

IT HAS been nearly a decade since America's "white-collar recession" introduced managers to the hazards of corporate downsizing.

Those earlier recessions introduced the country to the concept of mass white-collar layoffs.

The Great Recession has introduced more people to the possibility that how hard they look doesn't determine whether they'll find a job, Harrison said.

For all that they have achieved – not least, successfully steering the Australian economy through a global recession and introducing a carbon price – they have failed to put together a compelling cultural narrative.

"Several of our competitors have introduced recession forecasts," he wrote, calling them "dramatic".

Each chart also displays the recession chronology we introduced in Table 5 as shaded regions.

They have already cost huge harm because thy have destabilized the Greek economy, which has reentered recession and have introduced massive uncertainty, inhibiting investment.

Rock & Republic, another popular label, introduced a Recession Collection this spring with styles under $140 ,about $40 less than before.