Sentence examples for recession less from inspiring English sources

Right now, I'm probably feeling the recession less than most people".

However, the National Bureau is now defining a recession less strictly.

For instance, as people get richer they may be more willing to take risks; in a recession, less so.

The money sprayed around to make recession less painful in wage supplements, make-work schemes and subsidies for car purchases has to be financed.

While the 2009 stimulus plan succeeded in making the recession less awful than it might have been, you rarely get credit in politics for what didn't happen.

Reprints Related items Nortel: The bigger they comeJan 15th 2009 Technology in the recession: Less is MooreJan 15th 2009That would be quite a feat.

It's almost as if having the government and central bank try to fight recessions makes recessions less frequent and less severe.

It represents, they say, the underbelly of the so-called new moderation that has made recessions less frequent and less severe.

(Several studies from the 1980s and '90s, as the Wall Street Journal reported Wednesday, found that extended benefits contributed to longer periods of unemployment during recessions less severe than the current one).

So not only were recession graduates less likely to regard themselves as supremely important and deserving of outsize attention and praise, but they were also less likely to engage in behavior that enriched themselves at the expense of their organizations.

Do we need fiction more during a recession, or less?