Sentence examples for took a depression from inspiring English sources

It took a depression and a war to transform an older order.

David Brooks gives Republicans sensible advice (''Taking a depression seriously, Views, March 11).

"Would you like to take a depression screening?" they asked, offering a clipboard with a one-page form to all who unplugged their ear buds.

It would take a depression, fascism, and a second world war to resolve these issues and a new round of globalisation did not ramp up again until the mid-1960s.

"They are telling Argentina to take a depression as a given and, since tax revenues aren't being collected anymore, to adjust their spending down to that level," Professor Sachs said.

"A recession will hurt, but prices are such it would take a depression before some of these securities would lose [principal]." They're cheap because sellers, many of them shaky hedge funds investing on credit, have held fire sales of even good assets to pay back worried lenders.

There's absolutely nothing wrong with a brief nap here and there, but a depression nap may not be as helpful to your mental health as its popularity would lead you to believe. is it ok to take a depression nap at 8pm? asking for a friend.

"Taking a depression-screening test is one of the quickest and easiest ways of knowing if someone's experiencing depression," Ms. Halper said.

It took a Great Depression and a World War to get us the Bretton Woods agreement of 1944; fortunately we have not had either of these yet.

It would take a diagnosable depression to prevent him savouring a rave of these proportions, though.

A scale on which it takes a Great Depression or a world war to get a significant bump is going to look pretty smooth most of the time.