Sentence examples for recovers- from inspiring English sources

Could it be that, as the economy recovers, ostentatious displays of wealth are becoming fashionable again?

But today, there are already shortages in nursing and general practice, and – as the economy recovers – filling vacancies without paying better might become impossible.

— James Forsyth (@JGForsyth) May 14, 2014 Considering the polls and the jobs numbers, that was not a bad performance from Miliband — George Eaton (@georgeeaton) May 14, 2014 Miliband recovers well after attack from Cameron on not meeting Pfizer chief executive.

As the economy recovers he stressed that this must be a land of opportunity for all, raising expectations rather than accepting that some people should be left behind with low educational achievements or skills.

And, while the government is hugely unpopular due to the recession, rising unemployment and tumbling house prices, there is a view inside Brian Cowen's administration that if the tough measures contained in the 2009 budget work, and the economy recovers, the coalition will be rewarded for standing firm, taking brave decisions, and working in the national interest.

But as the economy recovers, if the use of zero-hours contracts does not diminish, there is a strong rationale for moderating their use to ensure greater transparency for workers and a reduction in their use as a management tool.

Northern Ireland's first minister, Peter Robinson, has been discharged from hospital as he recovers from a suspected heart attack.

The link between economic output and wages remained strong, though, which at least means that as the economy recovers we can expect wages to go up.

After each lecture I have to rest for hours, with heat packs to ease the muscular pain, until my body recovers.

As companies this month report earnings for the second quarter, news of healthy profits has helped the stock market — the Standard & Poor's 500-stock isdex is up 7 percent for July — but the source of those gains raises deep questions about the sustainability of the growth, as well as the fate of more than 14 million unemployed workers hoping to rejoin the work force as the economy recovers.

When the national economy recovers at last, state revenues may not.