Sentence examples for through a deep recession from inspiring English sources

"We need to go through a deep recession.

Throughout the 1990s, Abkhazia's economy, which had depended on Soviet tourism, went through a deep recession, while hostilities with Georgia continued.

Mr Mulally soon had to sign off on a plan devised by Mr Fields and several other top executives to raise billions in cash, which they hoped would see the firm through a deep recession.

Its platform promises more cash in hand for Japanese struggling through a deep recession: cash allowances to families with children, free tuition and more social security — all without adding to the country's growing debt.

Greece has gone through a deep recession and still has a quarter of its workforce unemployed.

In the case of Latvia, we can compare their results under "internal devaluation" -- keeping the exchange rate fixed and going through a deep recession to lower wages -- to other countries that had financial crises and recessions associated with external devaluations.

His economic stimulus plan — in which he and Democrats tried to pull the United States out of a deep recession — channeled money through private enterprises to boost hiring and investment, and offered tax cuts and rebates in the hope of getting people to spend more.

In his remarks today, delivered from notes rather than from his usual rigorously prepared text, Mr. Greenspan often seemed to be pondering how the United States had suddenly been put at risk by the forces that have sent Asia into a deep recession and spread through Russia into much of the rest of the world.

Brightening economic prospects were dashed in 1937 by a deep recession that lasted from that fall through most of 1938.

A deep recession is regarded as inevitable.

That brought on a deep recession.