Sentence examples for time recession from inspiring English sources

At the same time, recession has increased the demand for social spending.

Both Spain's government and its businesses are less indebted than they were last time recession struck, but households are deeper in the red: total household debt is equal to 84% of GDP (still a smaller share than in Britain, Ireland or the Netherlands).

Well, the lower the national debt at the time recession bites, the more scope there is to borrow to protect public services and increase benefits, to shield people from the pain of recession.

However, others have shown that the early-time recession process becomes more nonlinear as spatial scale and, thus, spatial variability increases.

Our data analyses show that these late-time recession processes can be represented by a linear reservoir model with a constant recession time scale of about 34 days, indicating linear and homogeneous recession behaviors at the large scales investigated.

With a hierarchical description of the recession variability at the hillslope scale, our model can simultaneously produce the increasing nonlinear early-time and the linear and homogenous late-time recession behaviors at larger scales.

Accordingly, we analyzed individual late-time recession curves from 25 nested USGS stream gauges over a period of ∼150 days with negligible precipitation during the 2012 2013 North American drought.

In these times, recession or not, it's always free and delivered with love.

In times of recession, or times leading into a recession, the people in these areas are less determined to fight than their fellow-citizens in middle America.

This helps not only in times of recession but in times of prosperity as well".

In times of recession, people spend more time at home.