Sentence examples for shallow recovery from inspiring English sources

Still, even a shallow recovery in 2011 is a far better outcome than the implosion once feared.

You get a long recession, a shallow recovery, and an extended period in which low interest rates correspond with low inflation.

Mr. Dixon of UBS Warburg characterized Sir Martin's forecast of a shallow recovery as "a more somber outlook than some others," adding, "He's trying to be very cautious and manage down expectations".

But rising unemployment and a shallow recovery in the rich world may also encourage more rich countries to enact or expand restrictive immigration policies, as many have already begun doing.

From current levels, we see the greatest downside to iron ore; we expect copper to hover around the top end of the cost curve (220c) until the market moves back into deficit (2018+) and we anticipate only a shallow recovery in the other base metals.

"In 2010, we expect a shallow recovery in demand, with pricing remaining under pressure.

A patient with dysfunction in any of these components will manifest impaired reoxygenation and a shallower recovery slope.

Not since records began has so deep a recession been followed by so shallow a recovery in employment.

Throughout this long but shallow economic recovery, wage growth had been weighed down by several factors, including cost-cutting efforts and lackluster productivity growth.

And while the 2001 recession was short and shallow, the recovery and expansion that followed was positively anaemic – the worst in post-second world war history.

Socialist ideas are being increasingly embraced amidst our persistently uneven and shallow economic recovery, the long-term hollowing out of the middle class, the rise of an increasingly financialized transnational capitalism, and the growing takeover of American politics by the ultra-rich and big corporations in the wake of the US Supreme Court's Citizens United decision.