Sentence examples for their recession from inspiring English sources

Their recession rate is controlled both by discharge and lithology.

Europe's turn toward budget-balancing austerity after the financial crisis is what made their recession so much worse than ours.

Some of the material for sale is splashier than usual, to tempt buyers out of their recession jitters.

It has been very successful in Germany, where the unemployment rate has dropped to 5.5% – lower than it was before their recession.

Economists need to overcome their "recession obsession" and find a new definition for economic malaise based on slowing rates of growth.

They planned for fewer guests and booked Ray Chew and the Crew so guests could rumba and Lindy Hop their recession worries away.

Some economists fear the states have a potentially bigger problem than their recession-induced budget woes.

Indeed, the Obama administration started its five-year clock when global trade volumes were near their recession-era lows.

Economists and trade experts note that the administration started the clock when exports hit their recession-era low.

These companies are generating stronger revenue and earnings growth than European concerns that do most of their business in their recession-racked home region.

Austerity policies have long been challenged on the streets of Spain and Greece, and more recently Cyprus, with protesters questioning the policies of their recession-hit governments.