Sentence examples for recession trend from inspiring English sources

Despite recent recession trend stories suggesting that lobbyists are in less of a mood to party, the Sunlight Foundation has heard of three times more fundraisers happening this December compared to last December.

This too-poor-to-renew recession trend's got so, so old so, so quick.

David B. Grusky is Professor of Sociology at Stanford University, Director of the Center on Poverty & Inequality, the California Welfare Laboratory, and Recession Trends, and coeditor of Pathways Magazine and the Social Inequality Series.

Greenspan was, of course, right to be worried in 2001, but it was also obvious as recession trends were under way and the stock market crash was in full bloom.

In this podcast, Venky talks with Mayfield's Navin Chaddha about learning first principles of customer feedback from Bezos, lessons from the 2008 recession, trends in e-commerce today, using data to identify promising companies, and the importance of focus for entrepreneurs.

While Pollaers says he believes that "a turnaround of the business is on track," recession trends in alcohol sales can be difficult to predict.

But the resumption of the pre-recession trend may change the political debate.

But since the crisis UK productivity has fallen behind other countries and output per worker is 15% below the pre-recession trend.

Had the pre-recession trend continued, output per hour would have been 13% higher than it was when the markets froze up; in reality, it was 2% lower.

Output per hour worked in Britain was 15.2% lower in 2015 than it would have been had the pre-recession trend continued, the ONS said.

Had growth in output per head since 2008 continued on its pre-recession trend, living standards would be about 20% higher by now.