Sentence examples for slight recession from inspiring English sources

But that assumes that the world economy performs as the IMF forecast in November: global GDP growth of 2.2% in 2009, with a slight recession in the developed economies.

DAVID REMNICK: It seems to me that the Republicans, who want desperately to paint Obama as a foreign-policy neophyte and weakling, know that there is no ground to be gained there. "It's the economy, stupid,"was the Democratic slogan in the midst of a relatively slight recession in 1992.

A right angle cleaved single-mode fiber was inserted into an inner needle with a slight recession to protect the fiber end facet.

An infant will be considered ready for discharge if he/she has not received supplemental oxygen for 12 hours, has had stable respiratory status for 4 hours (including slight or nil recession) and is feeding adequately.

That does represent a slight decline since the recession began.

Although there is a slight risk of a recession for the U.S. economy in 2019, the odds remain against it.

Your smile beamed so sincerely: toothy with quivering thin, freckled lips, and just the slightest bit of gum recession.

Several Wall Street analysts suggested that the growth, although slight, would suppress talk of recession in the media, and the worries that such speculation spurs.

The figure was worse than expected by economists, who had predicted Japan's $5 trillion economy would narrowly avert a recession by posting slight growth.

Despite the economic recession and a slight drop in numbers on 2012 – a record year – the city's tourist authorities say 2013 is set to be "one of the tourist grands crus" for the capital.

The income-related inequality in toothache has a clear trend with a rapid increase around the recession, but a slight recovery between 2009 and 2012.