Sentence examples for withering recession from inspiring English sources

Then came the withering recession, and the economic calculus changed.

You might think that, after a withering recession, most people would have issues with this.

But it was undermined by a withering recession, a huge shortfall in public financing, political inertia and the oversized scope of the developers' plan.

Mr. Schoolmeester said that even though financing for such master-planned developments withered in the recession, the model was still viable.

Advertising has withered in the recession, causing Mediaset's revenues to decline by 12% in the first quarter and its net profits by 50%.The difficulties faced by Mondadori are complex and more intractable.

Economists at Goldman Sachs think that up to $500 billion in stimulus (3.5% of GDP) is necessary to offset the drop in private spending induced by tighter credit.With stimulus of this magnitude, the costs of the bail-out and the recession's withering effect on tax revenue, the budget outlook is dreadful; next year's deficit could top $1 trillion.

It got a withering reception.

Crews broke ground in 2008, but plans withered in the global economic recession which soon followed when investors put their green dreams on hold.

That charitable thought seems to have withered in the cold blasts of the recession.

As our high streets wither in the shadow of recession, radical gardeners are reimagining our shared social spaces as green ones.

While the Great Recession dealt a blow to Wall Street oligarchs, it greatly accelerated the withering of the broad middle.At a recent task-force forum at the University of Milwaukee-Wisconsin, Mr Biden struck a populist tone while rallying the audience behind more financial regulation.