Sentence examples for will further depress from inspiring English sources

The flood of those homes onto the market will further depress house prices.

That will require at least €30bn (£25bn) of savings – through cuts or tax rises – which will further depress the economy.

That will further depress the economy this year, making it more likely that Romney wins, and that Republicans embrace the smooth Keynesian glide path that they're denying Obama.

Whether the widespread damage will further depress the market – or rebound as storm-impacted customers seek out the conviviality of restaurants – has yet to be seen.

Lucas will talk about public expenditure and the need to avoid cutbacks that will further depress the economy and hurt the poor most.

A number of banks have claimed that the capital requirements will force them to cut lending to businesses and consumers - a step that will further depress Europe's teetering economy.

Making them stay longer in the institutions that are failing them extends a form of incarceration that will only further depress the motivation to learn.

That, in turn, will likely further depress used luxury-car transaction prices.

The wider deficit in June will most likely further depress overall American growth as measured by the gross domestic product in the April-to-June quarter.

Falling prices induce people to postpone their purchases in the expectation that prices will fall further, depressing demand today.

In other cases, AAA-bond holders will have the option of liquidating the holdings of C.D.O.'s, which could further depress the value of mortgage securities and create more problems for Merrill Lynch, Citigroup and others.