She thanked me warmly and expressed concern that people might find her work depressing.
To those who have found his work depressing, Richter here as much as says, "You don't know the half of it".
"It's a bad place to work, depressing; there's a lot of humiliation," said Ms. Gonzalez, who is on her first trip outside Honduras.
The poor reception of this, his first and very ambitious work, depressed him; he later said, in his Autobiography, that "it fell dead-born from the press, without reaching such distinction, as even to excite a murmur among the zealots".
"I came to work depressed this morning thinking about what it will be like for us in the coming weeks," said Mr. Jones, 62, co-owner of Dori's Tea Cottage & Cafe.
For those who stayed, the wages of casual work, depressed by the number of men, fell to $100 $$2,700) a month by 1899.
Working depresses the rate of transition to the second birth; its effect is significant and larger in magnitude than for previous cohorts.
It would raise consumer prices, lower real wages, discourage work and depress economic growth.
He cannot possibly know whether or not "automation, globalization, efficiency and other factors" will always work to depress the job market.
Work to depress voter turnout?
