Sentence examples for recessions over from inspiring English sources

Ms. Smith-Pliner said the slight reduction in adoptions was consistent with other recessions over the past 30 years.

In addition, its U.S. Coincident Index has moved into territory that would have signaled recessions over those six decades, with three exceptions.

Begbies Traynor said statistics from recessions over the last 40 years show insolvencies peak between one and two years after GDP stops shrinking.

That's the international measure and even if it varies as the median wobbles in recessions, over time it says what you need to know about how every country lives and shares its wealth.

One does not have to be a blind devotee of the Yale economist Ray Fair's economic model of presidential elections, which relies on only a few variables to predict vote shares, to believe that one or both elections might have had different outcomes, even though both Presidents Bush and Obama inherited the recessions over which they presided.

It accurately pinpointed the start of recession in both 1981 and 1990, and although the R-count today remains well below its peak during those two recessions, over the past 20 years an increase on that scale has always signalled the start of recession.

But now with the recession over, Mr. Huey said Time Inc. could make the move.

"I think we can declare the recession over, both in terms of order book and production," Mr. Godden said.

Such shoppers are "ready to declare the recession over", says Michael Silverstein, the author of "Women Want More", a book charting their growing spending-power.

At the start of the recession, over-all corporate profits after tax measured about $1.2 trillion a year.

"Homelessness is still getting worse, even though the recession is over," says Julie Dworkin of the CCH.