Example sentences for: recession

How can you use “recession” in a sentence? Here are some example sentences to help you improve your vocabulary:

  • The papers read the Japanese returns--described by USAT and the Wall Street Journal as "stunning" and by the NYT as a "brutal drubbing"--as the electorate's impatience with Hashimoto's ineffectual response to Japan's worse recession in fifty years.

  • By leaving Medicare, Social Security, and other entitlements unreformed, he argues, when a recession hits, Congress will be forced to all but dismantle the remaining part of government--"all the things liberals love."

  • As one ordinarily sensible Japanese economist said to me, "Your proposal would just allow those guys to keep on doing the same old things, just when the recession is finally bringing about change."

  • According to The Conference Board, an independent business management organization funded by the Sloan Foundation to survey PSM alumni, by 2002, 91% of the first PSM graduates had obtained full-time positions within their field despite a white-collar recession, two-thirds with salaries of $50,000 or more.

  • What the Capitol Hill Baby-Sitting Co-op experienced was a real recession.


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