Sentence examples for would be depression from inspiring English sources

Most sectors of the economy have been so sluggish for so long that the normal word for it would be depression, but there are exceptions, notably the same two that we've seen for a generation now, both from the dizzying world of bits, not stuff: finance and computers.

In the longer term, he said, the bigger challenges would be depression and stress, both from living in the shelters, where people have no privacy as well as no water and electricity, and also from the shock of the destruction that they have witnessed.

Interestingly, whilst it was unsurprising that 61% thought the most likely disorder to be experienced in the future would be depression, bipolar disorders (19%) was ranked second, ahead of anxiety (17%) or any other disorder.

Examples would be depression-related difficulty avoiding unhealthy comfort food and eating at regular intervals, increased downtime leading to difficulty maintaining a healthy exercise routine, poor appointment attendance leading to inadequate medical care, and functional restrictions due to another medical condition associated with depression.

Though the title is "Grief" the word for what most of the characters experience here would these days be "depression".

However, in a society with greater honesty about the relationship between loss, pain, and depression, there would be less depression--and more healing, community, and democracy.

Specifically, as long as the coevolved sets of loci remained intact there would be outbreeding depression but once disrupted would there be inbreeding depression?

Out on Broadway, Tovah stepped into a hat boutique, the kind of sparse, dusty affair you assume would be a depression's first prey, but here it still stood.

The worst case, said Mr. Weinberg, the economist, would be a depression caused by the failure of political leaders to fix the region's many weak banks and restore the flow of credit.

Where is the plan?" The two went back and forth for minutes more, with Henry also asking if there would be a "depression" if the debt ceiling was not lifted by August 2nd.

As would be expected, depression symptoms and the presence of a SCID mood disorder had significant inverse relationships to subjective sleep quality and positive associations with subjective sleep complaints (details not presented).