Sentence examples for through a difficult recession from inspiring English sources

Cameron says we have been through a difficult recession.

Mr. Volcker, too, had served under presidents of opposing parties and had navigated the Fed through a difficult recession.

We've of course been through a difficult recession and then the aftermath of 9/11 where we lost over a million jobs after that attack.

Far from signaling a recovery, then, recent bank losses suggest a difficult recession ahead.

According to the official government website, the government set a ceiling for government expenditures in 1996 following a difficult recession.

All of that on top of the tail end of a difficult recession left her feeling hopeless.

He said the loss of a seat for the Lib Dems and a loss of a seat for the Conservatives reflected the fact they has been in government through a difficult and long recession.

"That allowed the market to move back to a level consistent with a long and difficult recession but not Armageddon".

Mr. Obama and his expanded Democratic majority on Capitol Hill now face the task of governing the country through a difficult period: the likelihood of a deep and prolonged recession, and two wars.

She was going through a difficult time.

Talking someone through a difficult health diagnosis?