Sentence examples for slower recovery from inspiring English sources

And that means a slower recovery.

He added: "It's going to be a slower recovery.

High inflation and minimal wage growth led to falling real incomes and a slower recovery.

"The most recent economic news does point to a slower recovery," Mr. Johnson said.

The idea is to alternate very short (30 second) bursts of extremely intense aerobic exercise with slower recovery periods.

The ILO also highlighted a comparatively slower recovery in female unemployment rates since 2009 in many regions, including the European Union.

After a slower recovery than following the Great Depression of the 1930s, UK output is 4.5% lower than it was when the economy peaked in early 2008.

"Moreover, besides having adverse effects on jobs and incomes, a slower recovery would lead to less actual deficit reduction in the short run".

A slower recovery would make it unlikely that the Fed would move before the end of this year or possibly not before early 2003.

But less government spending in the United States could also mean a slower recovery for the American economy and reduced American demand for Chinese goods.

When he retired in 2010, he said in an interview with Sewell Chan in The New York Times: "It's going to be a slower recovery.