Sentence examples similar to sharp depression from inspiring English sources

This meant Greece was pushed into sharp, depression-inducing austerity (Germany initially insisted on charging punitive interest rates).

The Free Silver Movement gained added political strength at the outset because of the sharp economic depression of the mid-1870s.

Life was very good for Europe and America, notwithstanding a few sharp cyclical depressions and recoveries.

Cut-off scores are designed to detect respondents who are likely to be diagnosed with depression (Sharp and Lipsky 2002).

It found that the sharp increase in depression in girls was associated with pubertal stage transition and this was entirely explained by increasing levels of sex hormones [ 45].

For western Europe, the 19th century was a period of rapid economic growth interrupted by several sharp and deep depressions.

Application of 100 µM NMDA for 10 minutes induced a sharp and transient fEPSP depression with a gradual return to baseline within 40 minutes (Fig. 5A, F; F[20,70] = 13, p<0.0001).

She found exile intolerable, and during her fifteen years abroad her tendency toward depression grew sharper.

That would be the sharpest fall since the Depression, and the first decline in trade since a small dip in 1982.Unsurprisingly, tempers are fraying as governments struggle to find ways to protect their own.

All these reverses led to economic depression and a sharp interruption of trade for the cities on the coast and in the south and caused a redirection of commerce toward the Adriatic harbour of Spina.

A research project by Jean Twenge, professor of psychology at San Diego State, looked at psychological trends in youth during a similar period and noticed a sharp increase in anxiety and depression.