Sentence examples for the persistent recession from inspiring English sources

"Add in the persistent recession in the Netherlands, which accounts for a further 6.5% of eurozone GDP, and the core and semi-core of the eurozone are in significantly worse shape than a year ago".

That year, though, the persistent recession that the French call "la crise" struck.

For a group of small businesses The New York Times has been tracking since October, the persistent recession keeps presenting new challenges.

For a quintet of small businesses that The New York Times has been tracking for the past year, the persistent recession has hurt some more than others.

And a statement released by the Federal Open Market Committee indicated that interest rates would stay near zero in the face of the persistent recession.

And while Larry Gagosian and other blue-chip dealers continue to dominate sales for the wealthiest collectors, gallery owners who have opened their doors in the past few years seem to be thriving despite the persistent recession.

[AUTHOR'S NOTE: I do not count the arrival of the Domino's Pizza delivery man as an 'interruption.'] In this persistent recession, the fact that I can comfortably support my lifestyle is shocking.

For many who had been able to save some money or develop equity in their home, those assets were lost or significantly depleted in the recent, persistent recession.

The International Monetary Fund warned in a report that a persistent recession and the government's failure to accelerate overhauls may create an 11 billion-euro hole in Greece's finances over the next two years.

warned in a report at the end of July that a persistent recession, now in its sixth year, and the government's failure to accelerate overhauls might create an 11 billion-euro hole in Greece's finances over the next two years.

After George H.W. Bush expelled the Iraqi Army from Kuwait, his approval rating approached 90%%, a record for American presidents (he would lose reelection in 1992 not because of the Persian Gulf War but because of a persistent recession).