Sentence examples for trigger a double-dip from inspiring English sources

Will the general distrust trigger a double-dip recession?

10.20am: If Guardian readers are right, today's cuts will trigger a double-dip recession.

Sue Cameron in the Financial Times (subscription) says ministers don't seem to care whether or not the cuts will trigger a double-dip recession.

He insisted that there was no alternative to dramatic action to reduce the £155bn deficit, and brushed off suggestions that heavy cuts could trigger a double-dip recession.

Balls is to warn that the government is in danger of encouraging a "perfect storm" that could trigger a double-dip recession in Britain, and that the world faces a dangerous time as many governments embark on premature fiscal retrenchments.

With that in mind, it's almost a good thing that Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim is operating under the radar of mainstream news, otherwise it may be blamed for potentially triggering a double-dip recession.

Or the moment when investor concern about governments going bust triggers the second leg of a double-dip recession.

"Rather than tackling a double-dip recession, the commission is worried about double-dipped bread".

If governments fail to fix their finances, it could set off defaults that saddle banks with tens of billions of euros in bad debts, triggering a rerun of the 2008 credit crunch and leading to a double-dip recession.

(Vox) Slipping into a double-dip recession?

It went into a double-dip recession.